Compare and contrast the difference between "simplify a fraction" and "simplify a radical."
1 answer:
Simplifying a fraction means most likely having it remain as a fraction and not a whole number and it can be converted as a decimal.
on the other hand, simplifying a radical, you would have no remainders, fractions, or decimals after simplifying.
thats the difference.
im not sure about similarities
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