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You are dividing two square roots, and the radicand in the denominator does not divide into the radicand in the numerator. Explain what you need to do.

You are dividing two square roots, and the radicand in the denominator does not divide into the radicand in the numerator. Explain what you need to do.
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You are dividing two square roots, and the radicand in the denominator does not divide into the radicand in the numerator. Explain what you need to do.

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( √(x) )/( √(y) ) \\ \\ ( √(x) )/( √(y) ) * ( √(y) )/( √(y) ) \\ \\ ( √(x) √(y) )/( √(y) √(y) ) \\ \\ ( √(xy) )/( y )
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