Explanation Given Information: The provided radical expression is x 3 15 . Formula used: To rationalize the denominator by two methods as follow: Method 1 : The provided radical expression is multiplied by 1 under the radical in such a way to make the radicand of the denominator a perfect square. Method 2 : The provided radical expression is multiplied by 1 outside the radical in such a way to make the radicand of the denominator a perfect square. Calculation: Consider the radical expression, x 3 15 Now, use Method 2 for the rationalize the provided expression. Multiply the radical expression x 3 15 by 1 outside the radical as follows, x 3 15 = x 3 15 ⋅ 1 = x 3 15 ⋅ 15 15 </

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