Math, asked by lokeshnagar84, 1 year ago

(2+√5)⅓ +(2-√5)⅓ = N
Find N


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Answered by deepasharma1234
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on cubic both sides

(2+√5) power 1/3×3+ (2-√5) power 1/3×3=N ki power 3

2+√5+2-√5=n ki power 3

4= n ki power 3

surd 4 = n


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Answered by harsh16112003
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n =

 \sqrt[3]{2 +  \sqrt{5} }  + (2 -  \sqrt{5} ) {}^{ \frac{1}{3} }

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