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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
User JMFR
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Answer:

Choice D

Explanation:

The division of the two radicals can be re-written in the following format;


\frac{√(30(x-1)) }{\sqrt{5(x-1)^(2) } }

Using the properties of radicals division, the expression can further be written as;


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

We simplify the terms under the radical sign to obtain;


\sqrt{(6)/(x-1) }

Choice D is thus the correct solution

User Ademola
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Answer: OPTION D

Explanation:

You need to remember this property:


(√(x) )/(√(y) )=\sqrt{(x)/(y) }

And remember that:


(a)/(a)=1

Then, the first step is rewrite the expression:


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

Now, to find the corresponding equivalent expression, you need to simplify the expression.

Therefore, the equivalent expression is the following:


\sqrt{(6)/((x-1))} }

Finally, you can observe that this matches with the option D.

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