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Simplest form of quotient radicals

Simplest form of quotient radicals
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Simplest form of quotient radicals

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so you'll end up with:

√[(3x^6y^7)/5] = √3(x^3)^2(y^3)^2×y/√5 = [x^3y^3√3y]/√5
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