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\[\frac{ 3+\sqrt{18} }{ 1+ \sqrt{8}}\]
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I could only get it to \[\frac{ 3+3\sqrt{2} }{ 1+2\sqrt{2} }\] but I don't know what is next
=(3+3√2)÷(1+2√2) =
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Yup same thing. How did you do it in that form
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The equation button below the answer pod thingy
Oh OK. Thanks
@Cecil_the_Weasel do you know rationalizing?
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I should but I don't whoops. It's been a while
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