Math, asked by tanishatomar695, 11 months ago

root 11-root5 by root 11+root 5​

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Answered by chaitanya6786
9

Answer:

15.5454545454

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Answered by YashChamle
2

Answer:

Hey Mate!!! Let me help you for this question........

Given:

=>  \frac{\sqrt{11}-\sqrt{5}  }{\sqrt{11} +\sqrt{5} }

Solution:

An irrational number cannot be in the denominator so we have to rationlize the denominator .

=>  \frac{\sqrt{11} -\sqrt{5} }{\sqrt{11}+\sqrt{5}  }  ×  \frac{\sqrt{11} -\sqrt{5} }{\sqrt{11}-\sqrt{5}  }

=>  \frac{(\sqrt{11} -\sqrt{5} )^2}{(\sqrt{11})^2-(\sqrt{5})^2  }

=>  \frac{11+5-2\sqrt{55} }{11-5}

=>  \frac{16-2\sqrt{55} }{6}  (or) \frac{8-\sqrt{55} }{3}

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