Math, asked by kathayatshriya, 23 hours ago

5+√3/5-√3 + 5-√3/5+√3
5 +  \sqrt{3 }  \div 5 -  \sqrt{3}  + 5 -  \sqrt{3}  \div 5 +  \sqrt{3}

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Answered by rupeshmadas440
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Step-by-step explanation:

(

3

+

5

)

(

3

5

)

=

4

Explanation:

(

3

+

5

)

(

3

5

)

This is an example of the difference of squares,

(

a

2

b

2

)

=

((

3

+

5

)

(

3

5

)

=

4

Explanation:

(

3

+

5

)

(

3

5

)

This is an example of the difference of squares,

(

a

2

b

2

)

=

(

a

+

b

)

(

a

b

)

, where

a

=

3

and

b

=

5

.

(

3

2

5

2

)

=

9

5

2

Apply the square root rule

x

2

=

x

.

9

5

=

4

Answer link

a

+

b

)

(

a

b

)

, where

a

=

3

and

b

=

5

.

(

3

2

5

2

)

=

9

5

2

Apply the square root rule

x

2

=

x

.

9

5

=

4

Answer link

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