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Ratonalise the denominator : 1/ root2 + root3 + root5

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

\boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{1}{10}}}}

Step by step explaination:

  • To rationalize the denominator, we have to multiply both numerator and denominator with themselves by changing signs .

\boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{1}{√2+√3+√5}}}}

➙ Negative of the number = \boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{-1}{-√2+(-√3)+(-√5)}}}}

Solution :

\boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{1}{√2+√3+√5}}}} × \boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{-1}{-√2+(-√3)+(-√5)}}}}

= \boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{-1}{-2+(-3)+(-5)}}}}

= \boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{-1}{-2-3-5}}}}

= \boxed{\underline{\bf{\frac{1}{10}}}}

Answered by pkumari32819
0

Step-by-step explanation:

1/10 is your answer. your explanation is in the photo.

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