00:01
Alright, we're going to go ahead and simplify them two different ways.
00:03
I think the first way is to immediately multiply numerator and denominator by the square to 12, leaving us with 12 on the denominator, 3 square root 12 on the numerator.
00:18
Oops, it's kind of an ugly too.
00:20
But square root of 12 can be broken up, and i'm going to use this fact in a little bit into 4 times 3, which is important because, because the square root of 4 is 2.
00:32
And so this essentially equals 2 on the outside square root 3.
00:37
And so if i do that, i'm going to go ahead and write that down here.
00:42
3 times 2 square root 3.
00:44
Well, 2 times 3 is 6.
00:47
And all i'm left with is a square root of 3 right there over 12.
00:52
Last thing, 6 and 12 can be divided by 6, leaving a 1 here and a 2 here.
00:58
And leaving this final answer as square root of 3 over 2...