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N =\frac{√(√5 + 2) + √(√5 - 2)}{√(√5 + 1)} - √(3 - 2√2)

N + √(3 - 2√2) = \frac{√(√5 + 2) + √(√5 - 2)}{√(√5 + 1)}

[N + √(3 - 2√2)](√(√5 + 1) = √(√5 + 2) + √(√5 - 2)

[N + √(3 - 2√2)]²(√5 + 1) = (√5 + 2) + (√5 - 2) + 2[√(√5 + 2)(√5 - 2)]

[N + √(3 - 2√2)]²(√5 + 1) = 2√5 + 2[√(5 - 4)]

[N + √(3 - 2√2)]²(√5 + 1) = 2(√5 + 1)

 [N + √(3 - 2√2)]² = 2

 N + √(3 - 2√2) = √2

 N = √2 - √(3 - 2√2)

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