Math, asked by therezz, 1 year ago

find the value of a and b if 2-√5/2+3√5=√5a+b

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Answered by tiarajuby
8
the value of a=2 and b=5......i hope its correct...
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therezz: i think it must be done by rationalizing the denominator
tiarajuby: but there is no root in the denominator then what is the use of rationalising?
tiarajuby: do you have the answer?
tiarajuby: sorry the question i did was wrong
therezz: there is 3root 5 in the denominator
tiarajuby: wait i will do it once again
therezz: okeiii
therezz: i got an ans like a=19/-41 and b=-8root/-41
tiarajuby: yes
tiarajuby: a= 8/41 b=19/-41
Answered by Anonymous
9
(2-rt5)/(2+3rt5)

(2-rt5)*(2-3rt5)/(2+3rt5)*(2-3rt5)

(4-6rt5-2rt5+15)/(4-45)

(19-8rt5)/-41 = 8rt5-19/41
rt5* a = 8/41
b= -19/41

therezz: tq
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