SOLUTION: 3*sqrt(x-5)+4/Sqrt(x-5)+1
how do i rationalize this
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Question 888046: 3*sqrt(x-5)+4/Sqrt(x-5)+1
how do i rationalize this
Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You have a square root in a denominator, so multiplying the term with the square root in its denominator by
leads you to an equivalent expression without a square root in a denominator
As long as <---> the resulting expression is equivalent because
when <---> .
The last expression above can be transformed further, but it transforms into expressions that are not really simpler.
Some possibilities are:
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