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\LARGE\star\boxed{\mathfrak\pink{\underline{\underline{Answer}}}}\star\\\\\\

\Large\textbf{a\: = \:$\dfrac{-61}{9}$\: ,\:b\: =\: $\dfrac{-24}{29}$ }\\

\Large\textbf{\:or \:Option\:B}\\\\\\

\LARGE\star\star\boxed{\mathbb\red{\underline{\underline{GIVEN}}}}\star\star\\\\\\

\Large\odot\:\:\textbf{$\dfrac{4+3\sqrt{5}}{4-3\sqrt{5}}$\:=\:$a+b\sqrt{5}$}\\\\\\

\LARGE\star\star\star\boxed{\mathbb\green{\underline{\underline{TO\:FIND}}}}\star\star\star\\\\\\

\Large\odot\:\:\textbf{Value\:of\:a\:and\:b}\\\\\\

\LARGE\star\star\star\boxed{\mathcal\red{\underline{\underline{Explanation}}}}\star\star\star\\\\\\

\large\odot\:\:\textsf{$\dfrac{4+3\sqrt{5}}{4-3\sqrt{5}}$\:=\:$a+b\sqrt{5}$}\\\\\\

\Large\texttt{Rationalising the}\\

\Large\texttt{fraction by multiplying}\\

\Large\texttt{numerator and denominator}\\

\Large\texttt{by $4+3\sqrt{5}$}\\\\\\

\large\Longrightarrow\textsf{$\dfrac{4+3\sqrt{5}}{4-3\sqrt{5}}\times\dfrac{4+3\sqrt{5}}{4+3\sqrt{5}}$\:=\:$a+b\sqrt{5}$}\\\\\\

\large\Longrightarrow\textsf{$\dfrac{(4+3\sqrt{5})^2}{4^2-(3\sqrt{5})^2}$ = a+b$\sqrt{5}$}\\\\

\large\Longrightarrow\textsf{$\dfrac{16+45+24\sqrt{5}}{16-45}$ = a+$b\sqrt{5}$}\\\\

\large\Longrightarrow\textsf{$\dfrac{61+24\sqrt{5}}{-29}$ = a+$b\sqrt{5}$}\\\\\\

\Large\texttt{The above fraction can be}\\

\Large\texttt{written as below fraction}\\\\\\

\large\Longrightarrow\textsf{$\dfrac{-61}{29}+\dfrac{-24\sqrt{5}}{29}$ = a+$b\sqrt{5}$}\\\\\\

\Large\texttt{Comparing the values of a}\\

\Large\texttt{and b on both sides,}\\

\Large\texttt{we get}\\\\

\Large\therefore\textsf{The Answer is a = $\dfrac{-61}{29}$ and }\\

\Large\textsf{b = $\dfrac{-24}{29}$ or Option B.}\\\\\\

\Huge\mathcal{Note}\\\\\\

\large\odot\:\:\texttt{In such types of }\\

\large\texttt{questions, we first}\\

\large\texttt{rationalise the denominator}\\

\large\texttt{of the fraction by}\\

\large\texttt{multiplying the fraction}\\

\large\texttt{with numerator. This is}\\

\large\texttt{called Rationalising and}\\

\large\texttt{the number that is }\\

\large\texttt{multiplied is called the}\\

\large\texttt{rationalising factor.}\\\\

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