Mathematics, 12.03.2020 22:56 wolfking800

Simplify the quotient 3/√7-√3

A √3/12√7+4√3

b 3√7+3√3/4**

c 3√7-3√3/4

d 3/4

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Simplify the quotient 3/√7-√3

A √3/12√7+4√3

b 3√7+3√3/4**

c 3√7-...