Mathematics Algebra Rational Numbers
sqrt2 /10
Do I just leave this as sqrt2/10 or can I reduce it to sqrt1/5?
I don't know what the original question is. If the answer given is sqrt(2/10), most teachers expect the answer to be rationalized, namely, no square-root sign in the denominator.
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