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Prove that, √108 - √75 = √3

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Answered by Darsh05

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To prove: √108 - √75 = √3

√108 - √75

→ √(36 × 3) - √(25 × 3)

→ (√36 × √3) - (√25 × √3)

→ 6√3 - 5√3

→ (6 - 5)√3

→ √3

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