[@TheOrganicChemistryTutor]

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I have a midterm this morning and just realised when revising before i go that i have a problem with rationalising the dominator, thank you for saving me

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[@michaelbanks1000]

√8/4 can be reduced further. √4√2/4= 2√2/4= √2/2

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[@jesdeletion205]

Some of your examples are not fully simplified, so a professor/teacher will count them as being incorrect. sqrt of 8 divided by 4 equals sqrt of 2 divided by 2

[@user-ov9wf2tj4q]

Jes Deletion he. Couldn’t simplify the top two examples because it is five and seven they are not even numbers to simplify

[@jesdeletion205]

@@user-ov9wf2tj4q What? I said some of his examples, not all of them. I'm not sure what you are trying to explain.

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Right? I was momentarily confused before I realized they just didn't simplify fully.

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On page 1 you need to simplify SQRT(8)/4 to SQRT(2)/2.
On page 2 you need to simplify 2SQRT(4x)/x to 4SQRT(x)/x.

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3:37 , can be simplified further in the second example , is the answer (4sqrx/x )

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Pleasw create more tutorials about this topic pleaseeee. Please give some examples on how to rationalize when radicals is on the numerator.. Thank you!

[@n1vr132]

You dont have to rationalize the numerator, just the denominator. Research more on why we even rationalize denominators. I think there were 3 things that should be considered

[@AwesomeAsh99]

What do you do if your expression is divided by a constant multiplied by SQRT(x), Like so:
y/(2sqrt(x))

[@jesdeletion205]

Multiply denominator by sqrt of x to rationalize it. Therefore, solution is y*sqrt of x over 2x

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[@biancamontalbo6378]

√8/4 can be √4•2/4 then it will be 2√2/4 simplify √2/2 that’s the final answer in 1:55

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how did you get ³✓2² in the problem at 4:59?

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[@RobSteel117]

I wish you had included a solution example with a sum or difference of terms in the numerator that also had radicals in them

[@andrewmartsch]

Square roots are easy to rationalize. I just completely forgot how to do cube root and above.

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Can you explain what is cube root of unity,plz

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Why does the cube symbol stay after X to the power of 3? (2x^3 -> 8x^3) just curious, thanks. Sorry if it's obvious.

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We can simplify 2√4x/x as 4√x/x right

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Good jobs

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how can i rationalize the denominator of this equation? (1)/(
oot(5)(5x^(2)))

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[@alanng1986]

8:55 why did U simplify 32x inside 4th root before u rationalized and in 6:32 where did 8 come from?

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what if there are negatives in there?

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[@sanopann1896]

5:33 why didn't you multiply the radical 2 times radical 2

[@codex4264]

why am i learning this im in algebra 1 and im trying to figure out this homework my teacher assigned me lol. great video though, thank you!

[@zexus5491]

8:10 why is it we need to multiply it by "4th root of 3x³" instead of "4th root of 3x"?
I want to know the answer,thank you.❤

[@lillykitty6790]

It’s because to cancel out the fourth root (the tiny number at the top), you need to have the same number in the square root above the actual number (2 cubed for example: the cubed [3] at top is the number)

[@lillykitty6790]

So to cancel out the fourth root you need to have the 4th power above the number in the square root

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Were did he get two square from

[@anacondaadultlearningcente4522]

Example 3, can we not simplify the square root of 8 into 2 x square root 2?

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useful!

[@popioprzyjaciel9446]

ever just have to revisit this basic algerbra while in calculus

[@horizonbrave1533]

why must you simplify the radical in the denomintor first before you multiply it to the numerator?

[@skrtt3891]

Cause it more easier and your life will be easier

[@saka1029]

√(x)√(x) = (√(x))², not √(x²) when considering the case where x < 0.

[@pearl1028]

how can i rationalize 1 / √2 + √2? Please someone help 🙏

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[@alanng1986]

5:33 why didnt you multiply the radical 2 times

[@muhammadshukri6966]

Someone help me. I didn't get what he say on 4:06.. When he change y to the power of 5 become y to the power 2.

[@rarurorook4872]

Hey maybe you have already figured out , but anyways what he did was that he expanded root y^5 as (y^4 x y) , because when you multiply y^4 x y = y^5 . So then he took the square root of y^4 and kept root y as it is. So which means root(y^5) = Root(y^4 x y) therefore ----> = y^2 root(y) . I hope you understand it .. sorry if u didn't , i wish i could explain it to you more clearly .

[@shafeemahmood3734]

1:55 isn’t completely simplified it would be the square root of 2 all over 2. Square root of 8 is 2 times the square root of 2. If you divide that by 4 the fraction can be simplified furthrr

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Big Apple United really when?

[@AbdHKFx]

Oh sorry, square root 4 is 2
Cube root 8 is 2

[@glareon1985]

Square root of 8 is 2 squareroot of 2 divided by 4 is 1 square root of 2 divided by 2

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I think he also does some chemistry lessons

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physics too

[@ChenSenor]

1:54 you can still make square root 8 to 2square root 2 and divide 4

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love the videos such a great help but one thing to note you tend to rush through the last few problems on some of your videos

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Can't square root of 4x be simplified to 2 square root of x?

[@jesdeletion205]

Correct

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