SOLUTION: I need to simplify 3/2+sqrt 10.
I multiplied the top and bottom by the bottom part resulting in
3(2- sqrt10)/4-2sqrt10+2sqrt10-sqrt100. That further
Simplifies to 6-3sqrt10
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-> SOLUTION: I need to simplify 3/2+sqrt 10.
I multiplied the top and bottom by the bottom part resulting in
3(2- sqrt10)/4-2sqrt10+2sqrt10-sqrt100. That further
Simplifies to 6-3sqrt10
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Question 965039: I need to simplify 3/2+sqrt 10.
I multiplied the top and bottom by the bottom part resulting in
3(2- sqrt10)/4-2sqrt10+2sqrt10-sqrt100. That further
Simplifies to 6-3sqrt10/4-10 which simplifies further to
6-3sqrt10/-6.
The answer I'm suppose to get is -1/2(2-sqrt10) Found 2 solutions by Murthy, MathTherapy:Answer by Murthy(22) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 3/2+sqrt 10=
Multiply numerator and denominator with (2-sqrt 10)
(3x(2-sqrt 10))/((2+sqrt 10)(2-sqrt 10))
=(3x(2-sqrt 10))/(-6)
=(2-sqrt 10)/(-2)
I need to simplify 3/2+sqrt 10.
I multiplied the top and bottom by the bottom part resulting in
3(2- sqrt10)/4-2sqrt10+2sqrt10-sqrt100. That further
Simplifies to 6-3sqrt10/4-10 which simplifies further to
6-3sqrt10/-6.
The answer I'm suppose to get is -1/2(2-sqrt10)
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You need to use parentheses!! Instead of 3/2+sqrt 10, you should've written,
3/(2+sqrt 10), to show that 2 + sqrt 10 is in the denominator.
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