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i need to find H while keeping the solution in reduced radicals
First multiply by 2 all the expression You get 16/(√2)=H
do you know what mean to rationalize the denominator ?
((√4)(√4)/(√2))
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((2*2)/√2) =(4/√2) is this correct?
It is correct at a certain point then you have to rationalize the denominator by multiplying nominator and denominator by √2
i need to keep the answer in radical form so that's my final answer then
4√2/2=2√2
Ah ok
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thanks buddy
No problem bro
8sqrt2 1 ------ = --- H 2 2 8sqrt2 = H do you have got it same ?
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