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00:0-1 good . I welcome to the tech mouth channel .
00:02 We have a look at this video is how to
00:04 divide surge . They're thirds and numbers which can be
00:07 expressed basically only exactly as a route with the root
00:12 sign . So uh , there are rational numbers .
00:14 An example , this might be say uh , square
00:17 root of two . Now you can work on a
00:19 calculator and you can get the answer is a 1.414
00:23 to 136 And even maybe even some more numbers depending
00:26 on how many numbers you calculated spat out . But
00:30 these decimals would never hit a stage where they are
00:33 actually become recurring or they would never actually terminate .
00:35 So this number is expressed most exactly as assert here
00:40 when we're looking at how to divide these , Looking
00:42 at first off , non certain particular , non certain
00:46 arm uh , examples because this is actually can easily
00:50 show us the rules would use now and I think
00:53 people can get thrown by serves because of that uncertainty
00:55 with . So an example of say a question without
00:59 using a third . So we did say something like
01:03 the square root of uh 36 and we divided this
01:10 by the square root of no . And they're both
01:13 of these numbers are Not so much because the square
01:17 root of 36 6 and the square root of nine
01:21 is 3 64 . In about three Probably work out
01:24 equals two . So The square to 36 divided by
01:29 the square of nine is actually equal to the square
01:32 root of Well , the square the answer which gives
01:35 us the square root of two . It's four .
01:39 Well , the answer that gives us two is a
01:41 square and four . So 30 square to 36 divided
01:44 by the square of the nine equals the square 4
01:46 65 . 32 I hope you can see that .
01:49 Okay , but we're going to see is the square
01:51 root of this number divided by this number 36 ,
01:54 divided by nine equals for itself . So you can
01:57 create a rule with this . Okay , which is
02:00 this the square root of for this particular example divided
02:07 by the square root , But dickens the square root
02:14 of a divided by B . Okay , do you
02:17 see this ? And swearing at this divided by the
02:20 square root of this ? Actually swear to this divided
02:22 by this . Okay , so we've got a particular
02:26 rule here that we can use . So let's use
02:31 this . Rewrite it again . So the square root
02:39 of a divided by the square or to be equals
02:44 the square root of a , divided by B .
02:48 So an example , this could be as follows .
02:51 So so we did say something like the square root
02:55 of uh 21 divided by the square root Oh seven
03:06 . Okay . Something nice and easy . And the
03:08 answer to this would be because we actually substituted this
03:11 in that would be the square root of 21 divided
03:14 by seven , which would be equal to the square
03:17 root of three . Okay , and that's how we
03:21 divide , sir . That's fairly simple . Yeah .
03:23 Um the other type of example that you might see
03:27 if you're getting this type of question , especially look
03:30 I know that a lot of this will be a
03:31 mass books . I'll give you an example that you
03:33 also might get with , you might get some examples
03:36 that look like this where they like to do things
03:39 like you might get it written as a fraction where
03:42 you say you can't say something like What about we're
03:46 doing 20 ? The square root of 30 divided by
03:54 um five . The square root five . Okay ,
04:01 now what is the answer to this ? Now the
04:02 way that we do this is as follows . So
04:05 this just means this amount divided by this amount .
04:09 So first off what we actually do is we just
04:11 divide these normal numbers amount . So we could actually
04:14 get this as uh 20 divided by five . Okay
04:19 so it's 20 divided by five and this is actually
04:26 gonna be times why because where this time he wants
04:28 them out here . Uh The square root paul 30
04:35 over five . Okay So 20 divided by five .
04:39 Okay so we could have just done it before 20
04:41 divided by 54 . And We got the square root
04:45 of 30 Divided by five . So the square root
04:49 six and that's a writer . Okay so hopefully that's
04:54 some help there . Uh Maybe I'll just go through
04:57 one last example just to see how you go with
04:59 these . A lot of people feel uncomfortable with serves
05:02 a lot of the time . So we'll go through
05:05 just one more example of these . So say we
05:08 do something like let's go nine and the square root
05:15 of um 25 divided by um three . The square
05:26 root of guess I'm gonna do it five years .
05:30 So how do we work this out ? So nine
05:32 divided by three is 3 . Uh we're gonna get
05:36 the square root 25 divided by five , which is
05:41 fine . Okay , so hopefully you feel pretty good
05:45 with these and in the next couple of videos are
05:48 gonna be actually looking at them , going through adding
05:51 subtracting surgeons and it maybe simplify serves a little bit
05:55 and hopefully you'll be around for those to see you
05:58 next time . Okay .
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