Math, asked by sahubhuban99265, 8 months ago

Find the rationalising factor of 3 + root2

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Answered by dharasuhana

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Answer:

root 2 - root 3

Step-by-step explanation:

we get a rational number when root 2 - root 3 is multiplied with root 2 + root 3

the rationalizing factor of root 2 + root 3 is root 2 - root 3

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