SOLUTION: Rationalize the denominator: -1/(square root of "x" -1) Thank you

SOLUTION: Rationalize the denominator: -1/(square root of "x" -1) Thank you

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Question 707041: Rationalize the denominator: -1/(square root of "x" -1)
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Answer by vheroli(126) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
[ -1 / sqrt(x-1) ] * [ -1 / sqrt(x-1) ] = 1/(x-1)
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