rationalise root 3 + 1 / root 2
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AnswerRationalizing the denominator
AnswerRationalizing the denominator\implies \rm \frac { \sqrt3 + 1 } { \sqrt2 }⟹23+1
AnswerRationalizing the denominator\implies \rm \frac { \sqrt3 + 1 } { \sqrt2 }⟹23+1We just need to remove root from denominator so that the denominator gets converted into a rational number.
AnswerRationalizing the denominator\implies \rm \frac { \sqrt3 + 1 } { \sqrt2 }⟹23+1We just need to remove root from denominator so that the denominator gets converted into a rational number.\implies \rm \frac { \sqrt3 + 1 } { \sqrt2 } x \frac { \sqrt2 }{ \sqrt2 }⟹23+1x22
AnswerRationalizing the denominator\implies \rm \frac { \sqrt3 + 1 } { \sqrt2 }⟹23+1We just need to remove root from denominator so that the denominator gets converted into a rational number.\implies \rm \frac { \sqrt3 + 1 } { \sqrt2 } x \frac { \sqrt2 }{ \sqrt2 }⟹23+1x22\implies\boxed{ \rm \frac { \sqrt6 + \sqrt2 } { 2 } }⟹26+2
Step-by-step explanation:
Question = 3+ 1/root2
- cross multiply root
then required no. is ( 3 root2 + 1 ) / root 2
2. square whole number.
then required number is (3 root2 + 1 )^2 / 2
3. Simplify the number. by formula (a+b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 + 2ab.
then required number is.
[18 + 1 + 6 root2] / 2.
HENCE THE NUMBER YOU GOT IS THE ANSWER. i.e.
[19+6root2/2]
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