SOLUTION: Rationalize the denominator:
3____
√[6] – √[3]
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Question 157129: Rationalize the denominator:
3____
√[6] – √[3]
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Rationalize the denominator:
3____
√[6] – √[3]
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To get rid of radicals in the DEN, multiply by the "conjugate"
(sqrt(6) + sqrt(3))
= 3*(sqrt(6) + sqrt(3))/ (6 - 3)
= sqrt(6) + sqrt(3)
That's all
The term "conjugate" may not be correct for this, but it will be used for complex numbers and the procedure is the same.
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