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Answered by jyotisankarmishra123
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Given:


√23 + √528


To prove:


√23 + √528 = 2√3 + √11


Solution:


Consider,


2√3 + √11


Squaring,


( 2√3 + √11 )^2


This is of the algebraic expression ( a + b )^2


( a + b )^2 = a^2 + 2 ( a ) ( b ) + b^2


Substituing,


We get,


( 2√3 )^2 + 2 ( 2√3 ) ( √11 ) + ( √11 )^2


4 ( 3 ) + 4 ( √3 ) ( √11 ) + 11


23 + 4√33


Here,


4 = √16


Substituting,


We get,


23 + √16 * √33


23 + √528


Taking square root on both sides,


√23+√528


Hence, √23 + √528 = 2√3 + √11

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