Math, asked by kumariranjana5711, 5 months ago

find the value of a and b where a and b are the rational number and 3+√8/3√8=a+b√8

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Answered by SUNNY90850

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multiply and divide LHS by 3+√8which is (3+√8)^2/9-8=17 + 6√8hence a=16 b=8

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