College Algebra
Consider this radical expression:
961+49\(\sqrt{961}\)+\(\sqrt{49}\)961+49
Indicate if the root is a real number or not. In the case of a real number, evaluate.
Rationalize the denominator of the radical expression.
1210\(\frac{1}{\sqrt{210}\)}2101
737\(\frac{\sqrt7}{\sqrt{37}\)}377
3191\(\frac{\sqrt{31}\)}{\(\sqrt{91}\)}9131
1317−1\(\frac{13}{\sqrt{17}\)-1}17−113
1011+21\(\frac{10}{\sqrt{11}\)+\(\sqrt{21}\)}11+2110
Rationalize the denominator of the following expression.
7−s27−2s\(\frac{7-s}{27-2\sqrt{s}\)}27−2s7−s