Math, asked by woodhawkstars, 1 month ago

If 3+√83 −√8 + 3−√83+√8 = a + b√2, find a and b.

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Answered by binodbam2003

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multiply and divide LHS by 3+√8which is (3+√8)^2/9-8=17 + 6√8hence a=16 b=8

Answered by lshaanSeal

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Answer:

too complicated. sorry

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