Help simplifying surds?

Question

Can anyone explain it to me??

1. (sqrt3/ 2)^2

Thanks

Answer 1

This is simple P

(sqrt3/2)^2 = (sqrt3)^2/2^2 = 3/4

I presume you mean 1/2 of square root 3

Answer 2

you need to recognize any number with square root squared is that number.

then

square root of 3 squared = 3 , so

square root of 3 squared/ 2 squared = 3/4

but if you mean

square root of (3/2) squared = 3/2 just the number under the square root


Hope this helps

Answer 3

If you mean to imply the square root to only 3, then it is 3/4
or to both two and three, then it is 3/2

Answer 4

do u mean this
{(sqrt3)/2}^2
then ans is 3/4
if u mean square root of (3/2)^2
then ans is 3/2

Answer 5

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Answer 6

If V represents the radical sign, your value is equivalent to,

(V3 /2)^2
Now, the squaring operation works on both seperately as it is basically multiplication, then this becomes,
(V3.V3)/(2.2)
where the dot is multiplication, then this is simply,
3/4

Hope this helps~!

Answer 7

if it is
{(sqrt3)/2}^2
then ur answer is 3/4
if it is
{(sqrt3/2)}^2
then ur answer is 3/2