SOLUTION: Hello! I hope anyone can answer :) The topic is rationalizing denominators using conjugates 4sqrt(2) + 3 / 3sqrt(2) +sqrt(3) Thankyou! :)

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Question 993857: Hello!
I hope anyone can answer :)
The topic is rationalizing denominators using conjugates
4sqrt(2) + 3 / 3sqrt(2) +sqrt(3)
Thankyou! :)

Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4sqrt(2) + 3 / 3sqrt(2) +sqrt(3)
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Do it like this.
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Multiply the NUM and the DEN by the conjugate of the DEN
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I did one of these yesterday.
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