Math, asked by maryampakistani4, 10 months ago

Rationalize the denominator:
3
5 − √6

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Answered by singhjap302
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Step-by-step explanation:

3/5-√6

Multiplying the fraction by 5+6

(As whenever you rationalise you have to put the same no as of the denominator but the sign has to be opposite ex:if 2+5 is given you have to multiply the fraction with the no as same of the denominator but the sign is to be opposite that is 2-5)

3/5-6*3+6/3+6

3*(5+6)/5-6*5+6

Now (a-b)(a+b)=a^2-b^2

15+36/5^2-6^2

6^2=6

15+36/25-6

15+36/21

Ans is :15+36/21

Answered by vanshagarwal12qwer
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Answer:

here is ur answer

3/5-√6 = multiplying up and down by 5+√6.

we get , 3(5+√6)/(5-√6)(5+√6)

15+3√6 / 25-6.

15+3√6 / 19.

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