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7+√2/7-√2=a+b√2
value of a and b by rationalize method

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Answered by TheMist
57

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\large  \color{blue}\boxed{ a= \frac{51}{47}} , \boxed{b=\frac{14}{47}√2}

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\large\frac{7+√2}{7-√2}×\frac{7+√2}{7+√2}\\\\ \large => \frac{49+2+14√2}{49-2}\\ \\ \large =>  \frac{51+14√2}{47} \\ \\  \large => \frac{51}{47} +\frac{14√2}{47}\\

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Hence,

 \sf \large \bf  \color{blue} a=\frac{51}{47} \ , \ b=\frac{14}{47}√2

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Answered by Iriis
45

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7+\dfrac{√2}{7}-√2=a+b√2

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a=\dfrac{51}{47}

b=\dfrac{14}{47}√2

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\dfrac{7+√2}{7-√2}\dfrac{7+√2}{7+√2}

=> \dfrac{49+2+14√2}{49-2}

=> \dfrac{51}{47}+{14√2}{47}

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=>a=\dfrac{51}{47}, b=\dfrac{14}{47}√2

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