Math, asked by onetogethre1, 7 months ago

Rationalizing factor of the numerator of 7- √5/7+ √5 is

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Answered by harsh1234520
1

Answer:

√5

Step-by-step explanation:

because√5÷√7

if divided and then only √5 is left

Answered by aryan073
3

Step-by-step explanation:

\\    \red\bigstar\tt\:  \dfrac{7-sqroot5}{7+sqroot5}

By rationalizing them

\huge\tt\red{Solution}

\\    \red\bigstar\tt\:  \dfrac{7-sqrt5 x 7-sqrt5}{7+sqrt5 x 7-sqrt5}

\\    \red\bigstar\tt\:  \dfrac{7(7-sqrt5)-sqrt5(7-sqrt5)}{49-5}

\\    \red\bigstar\tt\:  \dfrac{49-14sqrt5+5}{44}

\\    \red\bigstar\tt\:  \dfrac{54-14sqrt5}{44}

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