Math, asked by harshbansal10112006, 8 months ago

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To rationalise the denominator of the expression
77-16
1 \div  \sqrt{7 \times  \sqrt{6} }

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Answered by nakulathul
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Answer:

The numerator contains a perfect square, so I can simplify this:

\sqrt{\dfrac{25}{3}\,} = \dfrac{\sqrt{25\,}}{\sqrt{3\,}}  

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25

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= \dfrac{\sqrt{5\times 5\,}}{\sqrt{3\,}} = \dfrac{5}{\sqrt{3\,}}=  

3

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5×5

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3

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Answered by ashasingh689
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Answer:

we will multiply and divide by √7 X 6

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