#Help with some questions
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Multiply the numerator and denominator by the conjugate of the denominator.
Like this?
What
Do $\frac{9(17+\sqrt{37})}{(17-\sqrt{37})(17+\sqrt{37})}$
Ravi (No Lifer)
Not sure what happened to the denominator.
Yeah same doubt here
Yeah, that would be correct.
@cobalt spade do you get why we did this
Right. And what will the denominator become?
17^2 - 37
Yes. Well, it should be easy from here.
Yeah I got it
I’ll leave this to you
Do any of you understand this one?
Factor each number, then use properties of powers.
Do any of you know the formula for this one?
There isn’t a formula
Yk how to do long division right?
Search up polynomial long division
i've honestly never been a fan of long division, this stuff takes up too much space
Lmfao same