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if 3+√7 3−√7 + 3−√7 3+√7 = + √7 find the value of a and b​

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Answered by SandySanjeet
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We have been given that 3+√7/3-√7 = a+b√7. Inorder to rationalize this, we need yo multiply by 3+√7 in both numerator and denominator. Now, on comparing both sides, we get a = 8 and b = 3. Therefore, a = 8 and b = 3.

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Answered by jyotiyadav42704
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We have been given that 3+√7/3-√7 = a+b√7. Inorder to rationalize this, we need yo multiply by 3+√7 in both numerator and denominator. Now, on comparing both sides, we get a = 8 and b = 3. Therefore, a = 8 and b

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