Math, asked by abhayrajak2007, 3 months ago

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If x = 2 + 3√2, then find the value of (x + 14/x)

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Answered by esakiyappanpalani

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Answer:

x + 14/x = 4 + 9×2 + 2×2×3√2 +14 / 2+3√2. You can get the answer as 12/√2. The final answer is 6√2.

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