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Hello Varshan,
Anubhav wrote it correctly
I will give you another explanation
Whenever root is in denominator, we move it to the numerator
So,
3/√3 =3/√3 × √3/√3
3/√3 = (3 × √3) / (√3 × √3)
3/√3 = (3 × √3) / 3
3/√3 = √3
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Ok..so You know you can write
3 = root(3) x root(3)
One root(3) from the numerator get cancel from root(3) denominator....So only one root(3) left.
Best of luck..
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Hello Varshan,
Anubhav wrote it correctly
I will give you another explanation
Whenever root is in denominator, we move it to the numerator
So,
3/√3 =3/√3 × √3/√3
3/√3 = (3 × √3) / (√3 × √3)
3/√3 = (3 × √3) / 3
3/√3 = √3
Comment
Ok..so You know you can write
3 = root(3) x root(3)
One root(3) from the numerator get cancel from root(3) denominator....So only one root(3) left.
Best of luck..
3 = root(3) x root(3)
One root(3) from the numerator get cancel from root(3) denominator....So only one root(3) left.
Best of luck..