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if 3+2√5/7-9√5=a+b√5 find a b​

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Answered by ravi2303kumar
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Answer:

a = 3

b = - (61/7)

Step-by-step explanation:

3+  2\sqrt{5}/7 -9\sqrt{5}  (please type question with correct braces for better understanding)

= (21 + 2\sqrt{5})/7 - 9\sqrt{5}

= [(21 + 2\sqrt{5}) - 63\sqrt{5}] /7

= (21-61\sqrt{5})/7

= (21/7)   -  (61\sqrt{5}/7)

= 3 - (61/7)\sqrt{5}

if compared with a+b\sqrt{5}, we can write,

a = 3

b = - (61/7)

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