SOLUTION: 3sqrt18/5 - 5sqrt72/6 + 3sqrt98/4. What do I do with the denominators in this problem, and how do I solve? thank you for your time.

SOLUTION: 3sqrt18/5 - 5sqrt72/6 + 3sqrt98/4. What do I do with the denominators in this problem, and how do I solve? thank you for your time.

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Question 800040: 3sqrt18/5 - 5sqrt72/6 + 3sqrt98/4. What do I do with the denominators in this problem, and how do I solve?
thank you for your time.
Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

LCD = 60

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