Math, asked by nandank4799, 10 months ago

How to rationalize 1/2+root 5

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Answered by nitanshutak36
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Step-by-step explanation:

1/2+√5

1/2+√5×2-√5/2-√5

2-√5/(2+√5)(2-√5)

2-√5/4-5

2-√5/-1

-2+√5/1

-2√5

Answered by rishabkumarsingh2000
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How to rationalize \frac{1}{2\:+\:\sqrt{5}} ?

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 +\sqrt{5} - 2

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=> \frac{1}{2\:+\:\sqrt{5}}

=> \frac{1}{2\:+\:\sqrt{5}} × \frac{2\:-\:\sqrt{5}}{2\:-\:\sqrt{5}}

0_0 --> We used actually (a - b)(a + b) =(a^{2} - b^{2})^_^ 

=> \frac{2\: - \:\sqrt{5}}{2^{2} - \sqrt{5}^{2}}

=> \frac{2\: - \:\sqrt{5}}{4\: - 5}

=> \frac{2\: - \:\sqrt{5}}{-1}

=> \frac{2\:-\:\sqrt{5}}{-1} × \frac{-1}{-1}

=> \frac{+\sqrt{5}\:-\:2}{+1} (Ans)

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