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Answered by Mankuthemonkey01
6
Given question

(3 - √7)(3 + √7)

We have to find whether it is rational or irrational.


First of all if you carefully see the question you will find that this is in the form of

(a + b)(a - b)

We know that, (a + b)(a - b) = a² - b²

So,

(3 - √7)(3 + √7)

= (3)² - (√7)²

=> 9 - 7

= 2

Since the product of (3 - √7)(3 + √7) is 2, which is a rational number, we can say that

(3 - √7)(3 + √7) is also a rational number.


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Answered by ans81
4
HEY MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

(3 -  \sqrt{7} )(3 +  \sqrt{7} )
To find : wether it is rational or irrational

Now,

Using identity

(a + b)(a - b) =  {a}^{2}  -  {b}^{2}
Put values

 (3  -   \sqrt{7} )(  3 +  \sqrt{7} ) =  ({3})^{2}  -  { \sqrt{(7)} }^{2}
Square of 3 is 9

Square of root 7 is 7

So,

➡️ 9 - 7

➡️ 2 ( 2 is rational)

Therefore,

(3 - root 7)(3 + root 7) is rational

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