Math, asked by prashantbembade, 11 months ago

is there any simple method to solve this question​

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Answered by ismart6
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by LCM method it may find u easy

Answered by mahimaacs2002
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Rationalise the denominator.

You will get perfect squares

For example, multiply both numerator and denominator by √(11+ 2√30) in the first term.

Keep the numerator as it is

Solve denominator using a^2 - b^2

You'll get √121 -120 = √1 = 1

Do that for every term

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