Math, asked by ItzInnocentPrerna, 7 months ago

rationalise the denominator 5/√13 - √8 ​

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Answered by sathyamargerate0410
0

Step-by-step explanation:

5.

√13-√8

5. (13+8)

(√13-√8)(√13+√8)

5(√13+√8)

(√13)²-(√8)²

5(√13+√8)

13-8

5(√13+√8)

5

(√13+√8)

Answered by Anonymous
18

 \bold  {\underline \blue{QUESTION : -  }}

Rationalise the denominator:-

 \orange \leadsto  \frac{5}{ \sqrt{13} -  \sqrt{8}  }

 \bold \blue{ \underline{ANSWER: - }}

  \orange\leadsto  \frac{5}{ \sqrt{13 -  \sqrt{8} } }

 \orange \leadsto \frac{5 \sqrt{13 +  \sqrt{8} } }{ \sqrt{(13 -  \sqrt{8})( \sqrt{13 +  \sqrt{8} }  } }

  \orange\leadsto \frac{5 (\sqrt{13  + \sqrt{8}) } }{( \sqrt{ {13}^{2}) - ( \sqrt{ {8}^{2}} ) } }

 \orange \leadsto \frac{5( \sqrt{13 +  \sqrt{8)} } }{13 - 8}

 \orange \leadsto \frac{5( \sqrt{13 +  \sqrt{8)} } }{5}

 \orange \leadsto( \sqrt{13}  +  \sqrt{8} )

 \fbox \orange{❧HENCE \: SOLVED}

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