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-6/4-√5 rationalize the denominator

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Answer:


\((-3 - 2√(5))/(2)\)

Explanation:

Start with
\(-(6)/(4)\): Simplify the fraction to \(-(3)/(2)\).

Combine with
\(-√(5)\): Now we have
\(-(3)/(2) - √(5)\).

Rationalize the denominator: To make things more elegant, multiply both the numerator and denominator by 2. This yields
\((-3 - 2√(5))/(2)\).

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