Math, asked by shreyavarsha, 11 months ago

rationalize the denominator root 6 divided by root 2 + root 3

Anonymous: The answer is -√6/1

Anonymous: Sorry the denominator is 1

shreyavarsha: how

shreyavarsha: send the full sum

Anonymous: -(2√3 - 3√2) or 3√2 - 2√3

shreyavarsha: thanks

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Answered by ChayaNH

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this answer may help you

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Answered by Hitha05

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Your answer is

√6\√2+√3

=√6/√2+√3 × √2-√3/√2-√3

=6√2-6√3/2-3

=6√2-6√3/-1

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