Math, asked by nivitathakkar, 8 months ago

rationalize the denominator​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

1/(√7+√6-√13)

Rationalising factor = √7+√6+√13

→ 1/(√7+√6-√13) × √7+√6+√13/(√7+√6+√13)

→ √7+√6+√13/(√7+√6-√13)(√7+√6+√13)

→ √7+√6+√13/(√7+√6)²-(√13)²

→ √7+√6+√13/(√7²+√6²+2(√7)(√6))-13

→ √7+√6+√13/13+2√42-13

→ √7+√6+√13/2√42

The denominator is still irrational. So we have to rationalise it further.

Now rationalising factor = √42

→ √7+√6+√13/2√42 × √42/√42

→ √42(√7+√6+√13)/2(√42)²

→ √42×7+√42×6+√42×13/2(42)

→ (7√6+6√7+√546)/84

→ 7√6/84 + 6√7/84 + √546/84

→ √6/12 + √7/14 + √546/84

Answered by yashwanthr
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(1/√6)+√3-√2
=> (1/√6)*(√6/√6)+√3-√2
=> √6/6+√3-√2
=> (√6+6√3-6√2)/6
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