Mathematics, 05.03.2021 03:30 carthur71

For each of the fractions below, rationalize the denominator and reduce any fractions if possible. Enter a fraction (perhaps involving a square root in the numerator), and not a decimal value. 15/8√3=

√2/√11=

2√10/3√7=

$For each of the fractions below, rationalize the denominator and reduce any fractions if possible.$

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