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Find the values of a and b, if √2+√3 3√2− 2√3 . = a+b√6.​

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Answered by XxkrishnadeewanixX
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Answered by tirumalamanga
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Answer:

Given (

3

2 −2 32 +3 )

=(6 ( 3 −2 )2 +3 )

Rationalize the denominator

=( 6 ( 3 − 2 )2 + 3 )×( 3 + 23 + 2 )

=( 6 ×(3−2)2+3+26 )

=( 65 )+2

=2+( 65 ) 6

by comparing

∴a=2andb=( 6−5 )

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