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Justifying Steps in Technical Calculations
An engineering technician is documenting the simplification of the expression for a structural design report. After reducing the fraction inside the radical to , the technician's next step is to rewrite the expression as . What is the name of the specific algebraic property that justifies splitting a single radical of a quotient into a quotient of two separate radicals?
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