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1/√7−√6 , Rationalise the denominators of the given numbers.

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Answered by rajk123654987
9

Number = 1 / √7 - √6


Rationalizing factor = √7 + √6


Now we must multiply the rationalizing factor on both the numerator and denominator.


=> 1 * ( √7 + √6 ) / ( √7 - √6 ) * ( √7 + √6 )


=> √7 + √6 / ( √7 )² - ( √6 )²


=> √7 + √6 / 7 - 6


=> √7 + √6 / 1


=> √7 + √6

Answered by Anonymous
39
1/root 7 - root 6
= 1/ root7 - root 6 ×root7 + root 6 /root7 + root 6
= root 7 + root 6/ (root 7)^2-( root6)^2
=root 7 + root 6 / 7-6
= root 7 +root 6/1

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