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rationalize
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rationalize [′rash·ən·əl‚īz]
(mathematics)
To carry out operations on an algebraic equation that remove radicals containing the varible.
To multiply the numerator and denominator of a fraction by a quantity that removes the radicals in the denominator.
To make a substitution in an integral that removes the radicals in the integrand.


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This development (co-designed with Arup), now under construction, rationalises a conjunction of six interlinked stations that accommodate nine subway lines.
In contesting some of the mythology that rationalises the drift towards disengagement, the outcomes of this study reassert that the challenge for educators lies in developing and implementing structures and practices that capitalise on the potential that clearly exists during primary-secondary transfer.
On the international front, the notion of Islamic universalism ideologically rationalises the elevation of Islam to an equal footing with the West, and also implies the UMNO leaders' rejection of Western dominance and interference in their internal affairs.
 
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