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find the mean proportional between 2-√3 and 26-15√3.
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Answered by tennetiraj86
7

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

2-√3 and 26-15√3.

To find:-

Find the mean proportional between 2-√3 and 26-15√3?

Solution:-

Given numbers = 2-√3 and 26-15√3

Method-1:-

Let the mean Proportional be X then

(2-√3):X :: X :(26-15√3)

Product of extremes = (2-√3)(26-15√3)

=> 2(26-15√3)-√3(26-15√3)

=> 52-30√3-26√3+45

= 97-56√3

Product of means = X×X = X^2

In the Proportion,

Product of means= Product of extremes

=> X^2 = 97-56√3

=> X=√[97-56√3]

=>X = √[97-2(√3×28×28)]

=>X= √(97-2√2352)

=>X =√[(49)^2+(√48)^2-2(√49)(√48)]

This is in the form of a^2-2ab+b^2

We know that

(a-b)^2 = a^2-2ab+b^2

Where a = √49 and b=√48

=>X =√[(49)^2+(√48)^2-2(√49)(√48)]

=>X √[√49-√48]^2

=> X =√49-√48

=>X = √(7×7)-√4×4×3)

=>X = 7-4√3

Method-2:-

Given numbers = 2-√3 and 26-15√3

We know that

The mean Proportional of the two numbers a and b is √(ab)

We have a =2-√3 and b=26-15√3

Mean Proportional

= √[(2-√3)(26-15√3)]

=√[97-56√3]

= √[97-2(√3×28×28)]

= √(97-2√2352)

=√[(49)^2+(√48)^2-2(√49)(√48)]

This is in the form of a^2-2ab+b^2

We know that

(a-b)^2 = a^2-2ab+b^2

Where a = √49 and b=√48

=√[(49)^2+(√48)^2-2(√49)(√48)]

= √[√49-√48]^2

=√49-√48

= √(7×7)-√4×4×3)

= 7-4√3

Answer:-

The mean proportional between 2-√3 and 26-15√3 is 7-4√3

Used formulae:-

  • The mean Proportional of the two numbers a and b is √(ab)

  • In the Proportion,
  • Product of means= Product of extremes

  • (a-b)^2 = a^2-2ab+b^2
Answered by sricharanalluri
0

Answer:

it is 7-4√3

Step-by-step explanation:

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