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Express 3 - 5 uderroot 5 upon 3 + 2 under root 5 in the form bracket a under root 5 minus b where A and B are simple fractions​

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Answered by knjroopa
22

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given Express 3 - 5 under root 5 upon 3 + 2 under root 5 in the form bracket a under root 5 minus b where A and B are simple fractions​

Assuming the question to be

3 - 5√5 /3 + 2√5

Rationalizing the denominator we get

3 - 5√5 / 3 + 2√5 x 3 - 2√5 / 3 - 2√5

 (3 - 5√5)^2 / 9 - 20

 9 - 30√5 + 125 / - 11

  134 - 30√5 / - 11

According to question A and B are fractions so we can keep as

30 √5/11 - 134 / 11

Answered by shashankvky
58

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given mathematical expression is : (3 - 5√5)/(3 +2√5)

Desired result: (a√5 - b) where a and b are simple fractions

We can try rationalizing the denominator of above expression and see if we arrive at the result.

On Rationalization:

(3 - 5√5)/(3 + 2√5) = (3 - 5√5) x (3 - 2√5) /(3 + 2√5) x (3 - 2√5)

                               = ( 9 - 6√5 - 15√5 + 50)/ (9 - 20)

                               =  (59 - 21√5) / (-11)

On rearranging the final expression:

(21/11)√5 - 59/11

Comparing to the required outcome a√5 - b

we get a = 21/11

           b = 59/11

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