Math, asked by Student2486, 9 months ago

Find the rationalising factor of √2+√3+√7

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Answered by khajanchandra111

Answer:

Rationalising factor is a term with which a term is multiplied or divided to make the whole term rational. (√2 + √7 - √10)(√2 + √7 + √10) = (√2 + √7)^2 - 10 = 2√14 - 1. = 55.

Answered by amarjyotijyoti87

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer. 7+2√3 is the rationalising factor.

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