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 \sqrt{ \frac{1}{10} }
find the value of the upper number

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Answered by ItsTonightGamer
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Answer:

Rationalization is the process of eliminating a radical or imaginary number from the denominator or numerator of an algebraic fraction.

Rationalization removes the radicals in a fraction so that the denominator or numerator only contains a rational number. Thus, the denominator needs to be rationalized to make the expression become a rational number.

1/√10 = (1/√10) × 1 = (1/√10) × (√10/√10) = ( 1 × √10 ) / (√10 × √10) = √10 / 10

⇒ 1/√10 = √10 / 10

Given that √10 = 3.162

⇒ 1/√10 = √10 / 10 = 3.162 / 10 = 0.3162.

Therefore, 1/√10 = √10 / 10 = 0.3162

So, if √10=3.162 then the value of 1/√10 is 0.3162

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