Math, asked by siladas5589, 6 months ago

29.Find the rational number a and b so that 3+ √7/3−√7 = a + b √7

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Answered by somayrajgautam

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Answer:

a=3 and b=-2/3

Because we can subtract ✓7/3and✓7

And lastly can compare both the equations

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