Math, asked by ks9984813, 9 months ago

har ka parimeykaran√5+√2​

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Answered by eshikachoudhari
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Answer:

5 / √(3 - √5) = (15 + 5√5)(√(3 - √5)) / 4

Step-by-step explanation:

we are given that

5 / √(3 - √5)

Multiplying and dividing by √(3 - √5) we get

5(√(3 - √5)) / (√(3 - √5))²

= 5(√(3 - √5)) / (3 - √5)

Multiplying and dividing by (3 + √5) we get

= 5(3 + √5)(√(3 - √5)) / 9 - 5

= 5(3 + √5)(√(3 - √5)) / 4

= (15 + 5√5)(√(3 - √5)) / 4

= (15 + 5√5)(√(3 - √5)) / 4

So

5 / √(3 - √5) = (15 + 5√5)(√(3 - √5)) / 4

And right hand side has denominator free of radical

Answered by sandeep999999
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Answer:

they can't add because they are under the root

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