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What is the following quotient? Sqrt 96/ Sqrt 8

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Radicals cannot exist as a denominator, so you would multiply both Sqrt96 and Sqrt8 by the Sqrt8, giving you Sqrt768 over 8 (since a sqrt times itself is the base number, in this case 8) then you would simplify Sqrt768 into 16 x Sqrt3, leaving you with 16xSqrt3 over 8. simplify into 2Sqrt3 by dividing.

What is the following quotient? Sqrt 96/ Sqrt 8-example-1
User Marcos Crispino
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Answer:

The quotient of given expression is 2√3.

Explanation:

The given expression is


(√(96))/(√(8))

According to the properties of radical expressions.


(√(a))/(√(b))=\sqrt{(a)/(b)}

Using this property, we get


(√(96))/(√(8))=\sqrt{(96)/(8)}

Cancel out the common factors.


(√(96))/(√(8))=√(12)


(√(96))/(√(8))=√(4* 3)


(√(96))/(√(8))=√(2^2* 3)


(√(96))/(√(8))=2√(3)

Therefore the quotient of given expression is 2√3.

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