probably one of the easiest question

[rich estuary]

Help me

[spice reef]

probably one of the easiest question

[weak bramble]

Are you trying to do $\frac{\sqrt[3]{4}}{\sqrt{2}}$

[orchid dragon]

TheLord26

[rich estuary]

Yesss

[rich estuary]

Yess

[weak bramble]

Are you trying to simplify it?

[rich estuary]

Yes

Simplify

[weak bramble]

Multiply top and bottom of fraction by sqrt(2)

And that’s probably all the simplification you need to do.

[rich estuary]

Huh

Like this?

[weak bramble]

That’s not how you do it

[rich estuary]

💀

Teach me pls

[weak bramble]

You can’t cancel the sqrt(2) out in the bottom of the original function

[rich estuary]

Hm

[weak bramble]

Then multiply the fractions together, without cancelling.

You are trying to get rid of the square root from the bottom

[rich estuary]

Yes

OHH GOT IT

Now root 8

[weak bramble]

You can’t combine them

[rich estuary]

💀

[weak bramble]

,,\frac{\sqrt{2}\sqrt[3]{4}}{2}

[orchid dragon]

TheLord26

[rich estuary]

Hm

Then

[weak bramble]

That’s generally how people simplify surds in fractions.

[rich estuary]

Ohh kay

[weak bramble]

$\frac{n}{\sqrt{m}}=\frac{n\sqrt{m}}{m}$

[orchid dragon]

TheLord26

[rich estuary]

Rationalise

[weak bramble]

Exactly!

[rich estuary]

Yes

Is the question over or is there something to do after it

[weak bramble]

Nothing else.

[rich estuary]

Thank you