Math, asked by chaitanya6768, 7 months ago

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rationalize this please​

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Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

Given: The term 15-3√2​

To find: The lowest rationalizing factor.

Solution:

Now we know that :

Rationalizing factor is a term with which a term is multiplied or divided to make the whole term rational.

So we have given 15-3√2​.

Taking 3 common, we get:

              3 ( 5 - √2 )

Now multiplying it with ( 5 + √2 ) to rationalize, we get:

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

Now using formula: a^2 - b^2 = (a-b)(a+b)

              3 x (5^2 - √2^2)

              3 x (25 - 2)

              3 x 23

              69

Answer:

          So the  lowest rationalizing factor of 15-3√2​ is ( 5 + √2 ).

Answered by harshita4264
1

Answer:

(5+√2) is the answer.....

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