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rationalising the denominator 2/√2+3​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by saritashuklacds
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Here u go ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Steps are as follows:

  1. 2(√2-3)/(√2+3)(√2-3)
  2. 2(√2-3)/(√2)^2-(3)^2
  3. 2√2-6/2-9
  4. 2√2-6/-7
  5. Now, taking minus as common.
  6. 6-2√2/7.

Or,

FROM STEP - 2 YOU WILL GET,

  1. 2(√2-3)/-7
  2. -2(√2-3)/7. [AS DENOMINATOR CANNOT BE NEGATIVE]

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