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Rationalize the denominator
$1 \div \sqrt{7} + \sqrt{6} - \sqrt{13}$
Plz it's really important. Please help.

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subhetsha84: sorry but the answer is....√7+√6+√13÷2√42

Answered by dsinghrawal0522

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Here is the solution of this question with step by step explanation.

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subhetsha84: sorry but the answer is √7+√6+√13÷2√42

dsinghrawal0522: Above answer is also a correct answer.But to match the particular answer just see in the solution where I multiply and divide the(√42) don't do that.You will get your answer.Hope you get it.

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Rationalize the denominator
$1 \div \sqrt{7} + \sqrt{6} - \sqrt{13}$
Plz it's really important. Please help.