if n = √(√5+2)+√(√5-2) / √(√5+1)-√(3-2√2), then n equals
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Given, N = {√(√5 + 2) + √(√5 -2)}/√(√5 + 1) - √[3 – 2√2]
Now, {√[√5 + 2] +√[√5 – 2]}/√[√5 + 1]
= { √[√5 + 2] + √[√5 – 2] } √[√5 – 1] / (√[√5 + 1] √[√5 – 1])
= { √[(√5 + 2)(√5 – 1)] + √[(√5 – 2)(√5 – 1)] } / √[(√5 + 1)(√5 – 1)]
= { √[5 – √5 + 2√5 – 2] + √[5 – √5 – 2√5 + 2] } / √[5 – 1]
= { √[3 + √5] + √[7 – 3√5] } / 2
= { √[(6 + 2√5)/2] + √[(14 – 6√5)/2] } / 2
= { √[(1 + 5 + 2√5)/2] + √[(9 + 5 – 6√5)/2] } / 2
= { √[(1 + √5)2 /2] + √[(3 – √5)2 /2] } / 2
= { (1 + √5)/√2 + (3 – √5)/√2 } / 2
= { (1 + √5) + (3 – √5) } / (2√2)
= 4 / (2√2)
= √2
Again, √[3 – 2√2] = √[2 + 1 – 2√2]
= √[(√2 – 1)2 ]
= √2 – 1
Now, N = { √[√5 + 2] +√[√5 – 2] } / √[√5 + 1] – √[3 – 2√2]
=> N = √2 – (√2 – 1)
=> N = √2 – √2 + 1
=> N = 1
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