Question

If a+root b=c+root d+root e, then the surds root d and root e are. options a) equal b) similar c) dissimilar d) none of these​

Answer 1

The surds √d and √e are - b) similar.

Given:

a + √b = c + √d + √e

To find:

The property of surds √d and √e

Solution:

• In the given equation -
• a + √b = c + √d + √e
• The rational parts and the irrational parts can be equated seperately.

1. a = c
2. √b = √d + √e

• This implies that √d and √e have the same surd factor or can be reduced to have the same surd factor.
• This is a property of similar surds.

Answer 2

Answer:

If a+root b=c+root d+root e, then the surds root d and root e are. options a) equal b) similar c) dissimilar d) none of these