Simple square root question

[GMAT?]

I would be grateful for your advice.

Consider the sqaure root of 3. Why is its reciprocal the square root of 3 / 3.

Thanks

[aim-wsc]

lets use brackets ( )
that will be easier

(sq rt of 3) is actually the number which when we multiply by itself gives us the value 3
that means
(sq rt of 3) X (sq rt of 3) = 3

therefore
(sq rt of 3) = 3 / (sq rt of 3)
take reciprocal:

1/ (sq rt of 3) = (sq rt of 3) / 3

i have shown it mathematically.
i hope you dont want theoretical explanation

[beastly B]

lets use brackets ( )
that will be easier

(sq rt of 3) is actually the number which when we multiply by itself gives us the value 3
that means
(sq rt of 3) X (sq rt of 3) = 3

therefore
(sq rt of 3) = 3 / (sq rt of 3)
take reciprocal:

1/ (sq rt of 3) = (sq rt of 3) / 3

i have shown it mathematically.
i hope you dont want theoretical explanation

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