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3 years ago

Could use help on this one! I'll send thanks and mark Brainiest at when finished to see who's correct.

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sdas [7]3 years ago

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sqrt (3/10)

sqrt(3)/sqrt(10)

no sqrt in the denominator, so multiply by sqrt(10)/sqrt(1)

sqrt(3) sqrt(10)

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sqrt(10) sqrt(10)

sqrt(30)/10

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