Billy B.
asked 09/01/20After Rationalizing the numerator and simplifying, Sqrt x^2+100 (end sqrt) -10 /x^2
Hello I need very much help with this question, the x^2+100 is under the square root and the -10 is not included in the square root. Then that is over x^2.
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Mark M. answered 09/01/20
Retired math prof. Very extensive Precalculus tutoring experience.
Multiply the numerator and denominator by the conjugate of the numerator √(x2+100) + 10 to get:
[(√(x2+100) - 10)(√(x2+100) + 10) / [x2(√(x2+100) + 10)] = [x2+100 - 100] / [x2(√(x2+100) + 10)] =
1 / (√(x2+100) + 10)

Jacob D. answered 09/01/20
Master's degree in mathematics
Try multiplying the numerator and denominator by sqrt(x2 + 100) + 10, and see what you can simplify after that.
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Billy B.
I am still confused09/01/20