Math, asked by anushri13anu, 2 months ago

if x= 3+2 root 2 then value of x² -6x+5 is​

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Answered by gundubillipravallika
1

Answer:

4

Step-by-step explanation:

x=3+2√2

x^2 = 17+12√2

now

according to the question

x^2-6x+5

=17+12√2 -6(3+2√2) +5

= 4

Answered by qwsuccess
8

Given,

The value of x =3+2\sqrt{2}.

To Find,

The value of x^{2}-6x+5.

Solution,

To find the value we simply have to put the value of x in the equation.

So,

x^{2}-6x+5

=(3+2\sqrt{2})^{2}-6×(3+2\sqrt{2}) +5.

={3^{2}+2×3×2\sqrt{2}+(2\sqrt{2} )^{2}}-18-12\sqrt[]{2}+5.

=9+12\sqrt{2}+8-18-12\sqrt{2}+5.

=9+8+5-18.

=4.

Hence, the value  x^{2}-6x+5 is 4.

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