Math, asked by anushkakharia, 1 year ago

describe a and b if 3+√7÷3-√7=a+b√7

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Answered by geethikadhulipudi

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a + b√7 = 3+√7 / 3- √7

= (3+ √7 ) (3+√7) / 9-7

= (9 + 7 + 6√7) / 2

= 8 + 3√7

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