Question

How do you simplify `sqrt(2/3)+sqrt(3/2)`?

Answer 1

`(5sqrt(6))/6`

Explanation:

From the given expression `sqrt(2/3)+sqrt(3/2)`

`sqrt(2/3)+sqrt(3/2)`

`sqrt(2/3*3/3)+sqrt(3/2*2/2)`

`sqrt(6/9)+sqrt(6/4)`

`sqrt(6)/3*2/2+sqrt(6)/2*3/3`

`(2sqrt(6))/6+(3*sqrt(6))/6`

`(5sqrt(6))/6`

For what I know , radicals are already on its simplest form when there is no radical at the denominator, there is no fraction in the radicand, and the radicand is not reducible anymore.

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