Math, asked by abhinavjaiswal85, 1 year ago

If √11 − √7÷

√11 − √7

= x− y√77 ,find the value of x and y​

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Answered by brainliestanswer53
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Answer:

First we will solve for x

Use radical rules

√11-√7÷11 -√7=x-y√77

write division as fraction

√11 -√7/11 -√7=x-y√77

√11 - √7/√11 -√7=x-y√77

√11 - √7/11-√7= x-y√77

-x=-y√77 -√11+√77/11+√7

Change the signs

x=y√77+√11-√77/11-√7

x=y√77+√11-√77/11-√7

Now we will solve for y

√11-√7÷11 -√7 = x-√77y

√11 -√7/11 -√7 =x-√77y

√11-√7/√11-√7=x-√77y

√11-√7/11-√7 = x-√77y

√77y= x-√11 +√77/11 +√7

y=×/√77- 1/√7 +1/11 +1/√11

y=x√77/√77-√7/7+ 1/11+ √11/11

y=x√77/77-√7/7+ 1+√11/11

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