Rationalize the Denominator?

Question

square root of 3x divided by the square root of x minus the square root of 3

Answer 1

you need to find the least common denominator... which would be square root of x

then multiply the whole thing, top and bottom by square root of x...

this would cancel out the bottom square root of x

leaving you with... 3x(square root of x)-square root of 3(square root of x)

and continue reducing.

(this is if i read your equation right... i couldnt tell if you meant minus the square root of 3 was also in the denominator or outside the fraction given)

Answer 2

well first your should square the numerator and the demononator so it becomes 3x over x- square root of three but then u still have a square root in the demonomator so u need to multiply sqaure root of three to the numerator and the demononator to get rid of that now you can slove the problem

Answer 3

sqrt(3x) /(sqrt x -sqrt 3) .Multiplicate numerator and deominator by tje conjugate = sqrtx+ sqrt 3 so you obtain
sqrt(3x) *( sqrt x+ sqrt3)/ (x-3)