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rationalize the denominator of 1/(3-2√2)​

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Answered by ramar35
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given problem is 1 3-2√2

To rationalize, we multiply by conjugate of the denominator.

Conjugate is obtained by changing the

sign of radical term

So conjugate of 3 - 2√2 is 3+2√/2

Hence we multiply and divide by 3 + 2√2

1 3+2√/2

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3-2√/2 3+2√/2

3+2√/2 (3-2√2)(3+2√/2)

3+2√2 (3)²-(2√/2)²

3+2√/2 9-(4*2)

3+2√/2 9-8

3+2√/2 1

= 3+2√/2

Hence final answer is 3+2√/2.

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Answered by MISSQUEEN123
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Answer:

Given problem is  

To rationalize, we multiply by conjugate of the denominator.

Conjugate is obtained by changing the sign of radical term

So conjugate of  is  

Hence we multiply and divide by  

Hence final answer is 1/(3-2√2)​

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