Math, asked by rishitha2, 1 year ago

12\3+√5+2√2=?
what is the value of that
and how to do the procedure? Options:
1) 1-√5+√2+√10
2) 1+√5+√2-√10
3) 1+√5-√2+√10
4) 1-√5-√2+√10

Answers

Answered by buddigamahesh
11
wow i think 4 thoption

Answered by Dhruv4886
21

12 / 3 + √5 + 2√2 = 1 + √5 + √2 - √10 {Option (2)}

To rationalize the denominator of 12/3+√5+2√2, multiply its denominator & numerator by the Rationalizing factor {3 - (√5+2√2)} as shown below :

=>         12                                   3 - (√5+2√2)

    ---------------------       x         ------------------------

     3 + (√5+2√2)                       3 - (√5+2√2)

=      36 - 12 (√5 + 2√2)

    -------------------------------

         9 - (√5+2√2)²

=      36-12 (√5+2√2)

    -----------------------------

       9 - (5 + 8 + 4√10)

=    - {9-3 (√5+2√2)}                   √10-1

    -------------------------   x         -------------

            √10+1                            √10-1

=     {3(√5+2√2) - 9} (√10-1)

   --------------------------------------

                     10-1  

= 3√50 - 3√5 + 6√20 - 6√2 - 9√10 + 9

 --------------------------------------------------------

                             9

= 15√2 - 3√5 + 12√5 - 6√2 - 9√10 + 9

--------------------------------------------------------

                             9

= 9√2 + 9√5 - 9√10 + 9

--------------------------------------

                  9    

= √2 + √5 - √10 + 1

Rewriting the above value as:

= 1 + √5 + √2 - √10 {Answer - Option (2)}

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