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

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1 answer:

aleksandr82 [10.1K]2 years ago

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√9x / √18y =
3x / √9y √2 = 
3x / 3y √2 = 
x / y √2 = 
x√2 / y √2√2 = 
x √2 / y √4 = 
x√2 / 2y 

I hope this helps :)

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