Question

Help ASAP

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Some one please help me? @Qwertty123

Answer 3

Can you show your work. We can't have radicals in the denominator.

Answer 4

oh..Can you help me? I am not sure how to solve TBH.

Answer 5

@Satellite73

Answer 6

I am not that good at these...

Answer 7

@phi

Answer 8

multiply top and bottom by sqrt(30)
what do you get ?

Answer 9

um..Like the whole thing by ^30 or each equation...

Answer 10

I see one fraction. write sqr(30) next to the top
and sqr(30) next to the bottom (i.e. next to the other sqr(30))

hopefully you know what sqr(30) * sqr(30) simplifies to ?

Answer 11

yeah..But I am not getting anything..

Answer 12

what is sqr(30) * sqr(30)?

Answer 13

this is almost a definition. square root times itself "undoes" the square root.

Answer 14

assuming you have the same thing inside each square root
example
sqr(7) * sqr(7) = 7
sqr(elephant) * sqr(elephant) = elephant
etc.

Answer 15

that is the bottom: sqr(30) * sqr(30)

up top you have
4 * sqr(6) * sqr(30)

Answer 16

if you multiply square roots, you can "merge them" like this
4 * sqr(6) * sqr(30) = 4 * sqr( 6 *30)

Answer 17

so the top is
\[ 4 \cdot \sqrt{6 \cdot 30}\]
we should factor 30 into 6 * 5
\[ 4 \cdot \sqrt{6 \cdot 6 \cdot 5}\]

Answer 18

if you have a pair of numbers inside a square root, you can "pull them out"
and put one of them out front (multiplying)

Answer 19

\[30^{30}\]