Radical Fractions

Explain why the radical expression is or is NOT in simplified form?

• The expression is simplified because the radicand contains no fractions

• The expression is simplified because the radicand has no​ perfect-square factors other than 1.

• The expression is not in simplified form because a radical appears in the denominator of a fraction.

• The expression is not simplified because it contains a fraction.

Simplify:

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• B

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• D

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Simplify the expression; be sure to rationalize the denominator

• 14√x

• (7√2x)/2

• 7x

• 14√2x

Simplify the expression:
6 / √3 

• √18 ⁄ 3

• 2√3

• 6√3 ⁄ 3

• 6

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• B
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• D

Explain why the radical expression is or is not in simplified form?

• The expression is simplified because the radicand contains no fractions

• The expression is simplified because the radicand has no​ perfect-square factors other than 1.

• The expression is not in simplified form because a radical appears in the denominator of a fraction.

• The expression is not simplified because it contains a fraction.

Rationalize the denominator of the expression. Assume the variable represents a positive real number.

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