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Which choice is equivalent to the quotient shown here for acceptable values of x

Which choice is equivalent to the quotient shown here for acceptable values of x-example-1

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Answer:

D.
\sqrt(6)/(x-1)

Explanation:

Given:


(√(30(x-1)) )/(√(5(x-1)^2) )

We can write
√(xy) = √(x) √(y)

Using this property we can rewrite the given expression as

=
(√(30)√(x-1)  )/(√(5) √(x-1)√(x-1)  )

Now we can simplify √30/√5 = √6 and we can cancel out √(x - 1) both in the numerator and in the denominator, so we get

=
\sqrt(6)/(x-1)

Therefore, the answer is D.
\sqrt(6)/(x-1)

User Black Flag
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Using the rule of radicals


(√(a) )/(√(b) )
\sqrt{(a)/(b) }

given


(√(30(x-1)) )/(√(5(x-1)^2) )

=
\sqrt{(30(x-1))/(5(x-1)^2) }

[ cancel 30 and 5 by 5 and (x - 1) / (x - 1)² by (x - 1) ]

=
\sqrt{(6)/(x-1) } → D

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