Math, asked by curiousto04050, 11 months ago

if a and b are rational numbers and √2+2√3/2√2+√3=a+b√6 , find the values of a and b​

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Answered by januindhushiva
10

hi mate your answer is

  • first take LHS
  • your LHS is √2+2√3/2√2+√3
  • rationalise the LHS
  • you get -10-5√6
  • now LHS is equal to RHS
  • -10-5√6=a+b√6
  • hence a=-10  and  b=-5

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Answered by sakshikhamkar3
12

Answer:

a+b= 2+√3

Step-by-step explanation:

=√2 + 2√3 / 2√2 + √3

= √2 + √3 / √2 + √3 (multiply by √2)

= 2 + √3 √6

Hence, value of a is 2 & value of b is √3

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