Math, asked by affifazhoha, 6 months ago

rationalise 3 by root 5 +root 2​

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Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

  \mathcal{YOUR \:  QUESTION}

To Rationalise:-   \frac{3}{√5+√2}

  \mathbb{HERE'S  \: YOUR  \: ANSWER}

=  \frac{3}{√5+√2}

=  \frac{3}{√5+√2}  ×  \frac{√5-√2}{√5-√2}

=  \frac{3(√5-√2)}{(√5+√2)(√5-√2)}

=  \frac{3√5-3√2}{(√5)²-(√2)²}

=  \frac{3√5-3√2}{5-2}

  \frac{3√5-3√2}{3}  (Your Answer)

Answered by MagicalBeast
0

Answer:

(5-2)

Step-by-step explanation:

(3) ÷ (√5+√2)

=> multiply and divide by (√5-√2)

=> { (3)×(√5-√2) } ÷ { (√5+√2)(√5-√2) }

=> (3)(√5-√2) ÷ { (√5)² - (√2)² }

=> (3)(√5-√2) ÷ (5-2)

=> (3)(√5-√2) ÷ 3

=> (3/3) (√5-√2)

=> (5-2)

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