If x=5-2 sqrt 6 , then find the value of sqrt(x) + 1/(sqrt(x))
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*Question:-
- If x=5-2 sqrt 6 , then find the value of sqrt(x) + 1/(sqrt(x))
*Answer:-
Given,
- x = 5 + 2√6
This can be re-written as
- x = √3² + √2² + 2×√3×√2
- => x = ( √3 +√2)²
- => √x = √3 + √2
Now,
- (x-1)/√x = [(5+2√6)-1]/(√3+√2)
- => (x-1)/√x = (4+2√6)/(√3+√2)
Rationalising denominator,
=> (x-1)/√x = 2(2+√6)(√3-√2)/(√3+√2)(√3-√2)
=> (x-1)/√x = 2(2+√6)(√3-√2)/(3–2) [By (a+b)(a-b)=a²-b²]
=> (x-1)/√x = 2(2√3–2√2+√18-√12)/1
=> (x-1)/√x = 2(2√3–2√2+3√2–2√3) = 2√2
=> (x-1)/√x = 2√2 Answer.
Hope it helps you a lot.
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