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write in simplified radical form by rationalizing the denominator 2ã5 + 3/ã5 - 1
14 years ago

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helper
is this the equation ?,

2(sqrt5) + 3/(sqrt5) - 1

2(sqrt5) + 3(sqrt5)/5 - 1

to get rid of the radical in 3/(sqrt5).
multiply 3/(sqrt5)*sqrt5/sqrt5 = 3(sqrt5)/5


14 years ago
bryan
-6/8 - 6/8 =
14 years ago

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