Its easy. Just times the top and bottom by the surd...
1/root 2 = root 2/ root 4
Root 4 equals 2
So you end up with root 2/ 2
Hope this helps...
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1/root 2 = root 2/ root 4
Root 4 equals 2
So you end up with root 2/ 2
Hope this helps...
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