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Rationalising factor of 2√3-5√2​

Answers

Answered by bathlanisha89
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Correct option is

B

(2+

3

5

)(1−2

3

)

(2+

3

+

5

)(2+

3

5

)=(2+

3

)

2

−(

5

)

2

=4+3+4

3

−5=7+4

3

−5

=2+4

3

=2(1+2

3

)

Now, conjugate of factor 1+2

3

is 1−2

3

=(1+2

3

)(1−2

3

)=1

2

−(2

3

)

2

=1−4×3=−11

∴(2+

3

+

5

)(2+

3

5

)(1−2

3

)

=2(1+2

3

)(1−2

3

)

=2(1

2

−(2

3

)

2

)=2(1−12)=−22,which is rational

Hence, (2+

3

5

)(1−2

3

) is the simplest rationalising factor of 2+

3

+

5

Answered by vijaysr689
1

2+

3

5

)(1−2

3

)

(2+

3

+

5

)(2+

3

5

)=(2+

3

)

2

−(

5

)

2

=4+3+4

3

−5=7+4

3

−5

=2+4

3

=2(1+2

3

)

Now, conjugate of factor 1+2

3

is 1−2

3

=(1+2

3

)(1−2

3

)=1

2

−(2

3

)

2

=1−4×3=−11

∴(2+

3

+

5

)(2+

3

5

)(1−2

3

)

=2(1+2

3

)(1−2

3

)

=2(1

2

−(2

3

)

2

)=2(1−12)=−22,which is rational

Hence, (2+

3

5

)(1−2

3

) is the simplest rationalising factor of 2+

3

+

5

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