Math, asked by amiralishakir950, 5 hours ago

rationalize the dinominator of the following 1/3+2 underroot 5

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Answered by riyarahul576

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Step-by-step explanation:

= 1/3+ 2/√5

= 1/3+2/√5*√5/√5

= 1/3+2√5/5 ( take LCM)

= 5+6√5/15

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