
6.1.1 and Rationalizing the Denominator
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We rationalize the denominator to ensure that it becomes easier to perform any calculation on the rational number. When we rationalize the denominator in a fraction, then we are eliminating any radical expressions such as square roots and cube roots from the denominator. In this article, let's learn about rationalizing the denominator, its meaning, and methods with some examples.
Rationalizing the Denominator
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Multiple Choice
Rationalize the denominator:
235
615
1815
653
1853
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Multiple Choice
Rationalize the denominator:
1228
696
326
12296
2342
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Multiple Choice
Multiply:
(4+2)(4−2)
16−2
4−2
14
18
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Multiple Choice
What should you multiply 1−56 by to rationalize the denominator?
-4
1−5
1+5
−2(3−35)
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Multiple Choice
Rationalize the denominator:
4773
28721
196721
2821
421
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Multiple Choice
Rationalize the denominator:
1214
114
121484
112
1212121
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=256
x=5
y = 10
y=103
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Multiple Choice
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=12
x=122
y = 24
y=122
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=18
x=92
y = 9
y=92
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=14
x=72
y = 7
y=72
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=3
x=32
y = 6
y=62
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=43
x=4
y = 83
y=46
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=33
x=6
y = 33
y=6
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Choose the correct values for x and y in the right triangle.
x=3113
x=11
y = 22
y=113
We rationalize the denominator to ensure that it becomes easier to perform any calculation on the rational number. When we rationalize the denominator in a fraction, then we are eliminating any radical expressions such as square roots and cube roots from the denominator. In this article, let's learn about rationalizing the denominator, its meaning, and methods with some examples.
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