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Answer:

Option (B)

Explanation:

The given expression is,


√(22x^6)/√(11x^4)

We can rewrite this expression as,


(√(22x^6))/(√(11x^4) )

Solving it further,


(√(22x^6))/(√(11x^4) )=(√(22(x^3)^2) )/(√(11(x^2)^2) ) [Since
x^3* x^3=x^6 and
x^(2)* x^(2)=x^4]


=\sqrt{(22(x^3)^2)/(11(x^2)^2) } [Since
(√(a) )/(√(b) )=\sqrt{(a)/(b) }]


=(x^3)/(x^2)\sqrt{(22)/(11) }


=x√(2)

Therefore, quotient will be x√2.

Option (B) will be the correct option.

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