Math, asked by yuva111, 1 year ago

rationalise the denominator of the following 1/3+root2

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Answered by Prakhar2908
130
Heya!!
Here is your answer
Rationalise:-
1 \div 3 + \sqrt{2}
Numerator is 1.
But the denominator is 3+√2 which is an irrational number.
So we have to rationalise the denominator.
The rationalising factor or conjugate surd of 3+√2 is 3-√2.
=>Which means we have to multiply the numerator and denominator by 3-√2 to rationalise the denominator of this number.
1/3+√2×3-√2/3-√2
we will use a²- b²=(a+b)(a-b)
3-√2/9-2
3-√2/7(Answer)

Hope it helps you.

Anonymous: umm.. u did one mistake, it's 3 - √2/7 not 3 + √2/7 :)
Prakhar2908: oh yes.
Prakhar2908: edited it.
Prakhar2908: Thankx for telling me.
Anonymous: np bro ^_^
Answered by bhartisangeeta086
36

Answer:

1/3+√2 * 3-√2/3-√2 = 3-√2/ 9-2 = 3-√2/7 answer

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