Math, asked by jasmine39, 1 year ago

if under root 5 + under root 3 / under root 5 minus under root 3 is equals to X

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Answered by raahul072
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Poojithamodem: yes
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Manav124: Now i can't write the whole process bt i hv solved this on ppr and it ia cming to b 62
Poojithamodem: just directly substitute x nd y values in the given equations
Manav124: Yes u can also do that
raahul072: but through rationalization ...also its possible.......
raahul072: mostly used metod is rationalisation .....
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Answered by arshikhan8123
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Concept:

Rationalizing the denominator is the process of changing an expression with a square root term in the denominator (or a number with a radical sign) into an equivalent expression with a rational number as the denominator. The example given below will help you understand this better:

Rationalize the denominator of 1/√3 in Example 1.

Solution: 1/√3 is the given radical expression.

Now, we must express 1/√3 as an equivalent expression with a rational number as the denominator.

√3 is an irrational number, yet its product, 3, is a rational one.

This means that we can obtain the necessary equivalent expression by multiplying 1/√3 by √3/3.

So,

1/√3=1√3 x√3/√3 =√3/3

Given:

x=(√5+√3)/(√5-√3)

y=(√5-√3)/(√5+√3)

Find:

Find x²+y²=?

Solution:

x=(√5+√3)/(√5-√3)

y=(√5-√3)/(√5+√3)

x²+y²=(√5+√3)/(√5-√3)²+(√5-√3)/(√5+√3)²

        =(8+2√5)/2 + (8-2√5)/2

         =(8+2√5 +8-2√5)/2

         =16/2

         =8

Therefore, the answer is 8

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