Math, asked by shaily101, 1 year ago

plz ans it's urgent rationalise 1÷root 7+root 6-root 13..plz guys

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Answered by Dams1
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DEAR FRIEND ,
UR QUESTION WAS 1/ROOT 7+ROOT 6-ROOT 13
THE ANSWER IS:

1*ROOT 7/ROOT 7*ROOT 7+ROOT 6-ROOT 13

HERE ,AS WE KNOW THAT WHEN ROOTS ARE MULTIPLIED THEY GET CANCELED AND ALSO WE CAN ADD DIFFERENT ROOTS,

ROOT 7/7+ROOT 6-ROOT 13 IS THE ANSWER .

HOPE THIS WAS HELPFUL MY FRIEND :)

Dams1: FRIEND I AM ALSO LEARNING TO RATIONALISE AND I THINK MY ANSWER IS WRONG SORRY FOR THE INCONVINIENCES MAYBE I CAN HELP YOU NEXT TIME :)
Answered by Shivaya1
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Rationalising the denominator : If the denominator of the expression contains a term with a square root or a number under the radical sign then the process of converting it to an equivalent expression whose denominator is a rational number , is called rationalising the denominator.
•Conjugate of (√a + b) is (√a-b) & Conjugate of (√a - √ b) is (√a + √b).
For Rationalising the denominator , we will multiply the numerator and denominator by conjugate of denominator to remove the radical sign form the denominator.HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU...

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