kadavis2010 said:Homework Statement
√8/3
Homework Equations
none but there can't be any radicals in the denominator
The Attempt at a Solution
=√8/√3=2√2/√3... what do i do now.. I can't have a radical in the denominator
Simplifying an expression means to rewrite it in a more compact or concise form. This is often done by combining like terms, using the order of operations, and/or factoring out common factors.
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