Math, asked by shambhawi16, 10 months ago

if. x=1/3-√5
then the value[√x+1/√x] is

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Answered by MrEccentric

Therefore, That's your answer...

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shambhawi16: X + 1 by X is wrong

MrEccentric: Cud u tel me how?

shambhawi16: how X + 1 by x is equal to 3 + √5 by 4 + 3 - √5 by 1 it should be 3 + √ 5 by 4 + 4 by 3 + √5

MrEccentric: Don't forget that your question says: x = (3 - √5)

MrEccentric: I'm sorry... it'd be the reciprocal...

kittttu: ya u r correct bro

MrEccentric: 'shambhawi16'; cud u show ur process...

Answered by kittttu

it is correct...

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shambhawi16: how X + 1 by x is equal to 3 + √ 5 by 4 + 3 - √ 5 by 1 it should be 3 + √ 5 by 4 + 4 by 3 + √5

kittttu: see u r getting something wrong

kittttu: see on the equation it is already told that x=1/3-root5

kittttu: so can we write 1/x=3-root5/1

kittttu: hey dont be sorry

kittttu: we all are humans after all

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