How to divide two radical expressions by using the quotient rule

The video tutorial explains the process of simplifying mathematical expressions, focusing on the rules of exponents and radicals. It demonstrates how to simplify rational expressions by dividing terms with the same root and breaking down terms into products of squares. The tutorial concludes with a final simplification to find the answer, reinforcing concepts from a previous test on rational expressions.

How can you rewrite 27 as a product of a square number?

What is the final answer after simplifying the expression discussed in the text?