Math, asked by SANA310306, 7 months ago

Rationalize the denominator of
$7 \div 7 - \sqrt{3 \\ }$

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Answered by Anonymous

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The rationalised denominator is

$\boxed{\sf\:\dfrac{49\:+\:7\:\sqrt{3}}{46}}$

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