Divide square root 9^2 by square root 18y^2

1 answer:

Klio2033 [76]3 years ago

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I got y^2/2

My Solution:

√9^2/18 · y^2

= 1/2 y^2

Multiply Fractions: a · (b/c) = (a · b)/c

1·y^2/2

=y^2/2

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