SOLUTION: Hi in algebra 2 we are on the section quotients with radicals. I'm not sure how to rationalize the denominator. One problem is (3+radical5) (3-radical5)

SOLUTION: Hi in algebra 2 we are on the section quotients with radicals. I'm not sure how to rationalize the denominator. One problem is (3+radical5) (3-radical5)

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Question 458277: Hi in algebra 2 we are on the section quotients with radicals. I'm not sure how to rationalize the denominator. One problem is (3+radical5) (3-radical5)
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