Question

Radicals help

Answer 1

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Answer 2

So, first of all, you can make both the numerator and the denominator separate square roots, like this
\[\frac{ \sqrt{4x ^{2}} }{ \sqrt{3y}}\]
Then, you may notice that the numerator can be simplified, since it is a perfect square. Let's do that too. Now we have this
\[\frac{ 2x }{ \sqrt{3y} }\]
and I think that's all the simplification you can do

Answer 3

Thank you i was really unsure if i should remove the square root on the 2

Answer 4

aye, no worries
You'd remove the square root because the square root cancels the squared numerator

Answer 5

sorry i meant the square root symbol forgot what its called

Answer 6

Oh, I gotcha. I had to Google it, but apparently it's called a radicand? Huh, til

Answer 7

yea lol.. anyways much appreciated!