Math, asked by haroon7551, 9 months ago

Rationalize 1 upon root 6 minus root 5 with a dinominator

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Answered by aaryadangre55
16

Answer:

1 / √6 - √5 = √6 + √5 / 1

Step-by-step explanation:( Multiplying both numerator ad denominator by (√6 + √5 ) so that the meaning does not change.

1 ( √6 + √5 ) / (√6 - √5) ( √6 + √5 )   as ( a + b )( a - b ) = a² - b²

= 1 ( √6 + √5 ) / (√6)² - (√5)²

= ( √6 + √5 ) / 6 - 5

= ( √6 + √5 ) / 1

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Answered by nishitakishore
12

Answer:

      1

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 √6 - √5

Rationalizing factor = √6 + √5

      1                    √6 + √5

-------------    ×      -------------  

 √6 - √5                √6 +√5

=  √6 + √5

  -------------

 ( √6)² - (√5)²       by identity : (a+b)(a-b) = a² - b²

= √6 + √5

 -------------

    6 - 5

=  √6 + √5

 -------------

      1

=  √6 + √5

 

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