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Radical Simplifier & Rationalizer (with steps)

Learn to simplify radicals, rationalize denominators (monomial or a+b√m), combine like radicals, and convert A^(p/q) ↔ √[q]{A^p} with transparent step-by-step logs.

Simplify radicals, rationalize denominators (monomial or a+b√m), combine like radicals, and convert A^(p/q) ↔ √[q]{A^p} with step-by-step logs.

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    FAQ

    What inputs are supported?

    Integers with n≥2, c>0, m>0. Negative radicands with even n are not real; treated as input errors in v1.

    How is rationalization performed?

    Monomials: multiply by √[n]{c^{n−1}}. Binomials: multiply by the conjugate (p−q√m) for denominator p²−q²m. Reduce as needed.

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