√64/169 Evaluate. IDK

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I can't tell if '169' is also inside the radical.

If it is, then the fraction is the same as ( √64 / √169 ) .
You can easily find both of those square roots, and
the result is (8 / 13) = about 0.6154... (rounded).

If the '169' is NOT inside the radical, then you have (√64) / 169 .
You know what the square root of 64 is, so the result is

8 / 169 = about 0.04734... (rounded)

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