EXAM STYLE QUESTION | Rationalise Denominator | GCSE Maths

See how to remove the Surd from the denominator (bottom of the fraction).
Key Concepts:
* Irrational Numbers and Surds: Explore the concept of irrational numbers, which cannot be expressed as a simple fraction, and their representation using radicals (surds).
* Rationalising the Denominator: Delve into the process of rationalising the denominator, a technique used to remove surds (square roots, cube roots, etc.) from the denominator of a fraction. This often involves multiplying the top and bottom of the fraction by a strategic term.
By the End of This Video, You'll Be Able To:
*Identify exam questions that require rationalising the denominator based on the presence of surds.
* Be able to rationalise the denominator of fractions confidently in your GCSE Maths exam.
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