Math, asked by Rudra1627, 9 months ago

find the value of a and b if 5+√3/7-4√3=a+b√3​


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Answered by jangidshaab
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Step-by-step explanation:

5 +  \sqrt{3} (1   \div 7 - 4) = a +  \sqrt{3} b

than a=5 & b=1/7-4


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Answered by Mohitkumar19032005
2

Answer:

RHS= a+b3

LHS= 5+23/7-43

(Rationalizing the denominator)

= 5+23/7-43*7+43/7+43

= [5*7+5*43+23*7+23*43] / (7) ^2-(43) ^2

= here we used (x+y) (x-y) =(x^2-y^2)

= (35+203+143+24) /(49-48)

= 59+303

comparing both sides

LHS=RHS

WHERE, LHS=59+303

RHS=A+B3

AND A=59

B=30

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