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express with a rational denominator :1/√10+√14+√15+√21

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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Let us consider the denominator at first which is (sqrt14+ sqrt10) + (sqrt21 + sqrt15).


Then taking common sqrt2 from the first expression and sqrt3 from the second expression we get (sqrt7 + sqrt5) * (sqrt2 + sqrt3).


Now to rationalize the denominator we need to multiply the numerator with (sqrt7 – sqrt5) *(sqrt2 – sqrt3).


After solving we will find the denominator has finally been rationalized to 2.

Answered by agrimkul36
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Answer: √10+√14-√15-√21

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