Math, asked by shindepriyanka2202, 9 months ago

rationalize the denominator 3÷√(6)-√(7)

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Answered by venkatavineela3

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

3/sqrt(6)-sqrt(7)

sqrt(6)-sqrt(7) is the denominator and its rationalalising factor is sart(6)+sqrt(7)

so

sqrt(6)+sqrt(7)*3/-1

=-(3sqrt(6)+3sqrt(7))

Answered by aftabanasri009

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