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Answered by qais
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x = 1/(√2 +1)
rationalizing it,
x= 1×(√2 -1)/[(√2+1)×(√2-1)
 = (√2-1)/(2-1) = (√2 -1)

now, expression is x³+2x² -x +1
putting the value,
 (√2 -1)³ +2 (√2 -1)² - (√2 -1) +1
=2√2 -1 -3√2(√2 -1) + 2(2+1- 2√2) - √2+1 +1
=2√2 -1 -6+3√2 +6-4√2 - √2 +2
=1
so, the value will be 1

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Answered by Anonymous
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Firstly we have to rationalise the denominator  
We have  1        
              √2+1
=   1     × √2+1
   √2+1    √2-1
=(√2-1)
   2 - 1
=(√2-1)
So x= (√2-1)

The given expression is x³+2x² -x +1
By implying value of x=√2-1,we get
(√2 -1)³ +2 (√2 -1)² - (√2 -1) +1
=2√2 -1 -3√2(√2 -1) + 2(2+1- 2√2) - √2+1 +1
=2√2 -1 -6+3√2 +6-4√2 - √2 +2
=1
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