Math, asked by sachingupta141179, 1 month ago

(root 13- root 7)(root 13+root 7)​

Answers

Answered by hemanthmr2005
0

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

(√13-√7) (√13+√7)

=(√13^2-√7^2)

= 13-7

=6

Answered by ALANKRITADEBROY
1

Final Answer:

The expression (\sqrt{13}- \sqrt{7})(\sqrt{13}+\sqrt{ 7}) is equal to 6.

Given:

The provided expression is (\sqrt{13}- \sqrt{7})(\sqrt{13}+\sqrt{ 7}).

To Find:

The value of the expression (\sqrt{13}- \sqrt{7})(\sqrt{13}+\sqrt{ 7}) is to be calculated.

Explanation:

The concepts that are essential here are as follows.

  • The complex number possesses two parts: a real part, and an imaginary part.
  • Every complex number has its conjugate which differs in the sign of the imaginary part either a plus sign to a minus sign or vice versa.
  • The product of the complex number and its conjugate results in a real number.
  • The formula (a+b)(a-b)=a^2-b^2.

Step 1 of 2

Simplify the expression given in the problem in the following way.

(\sqrt{13}- \sqrt{7})(\sqrt{13}+\sqrt{ 7})\\=(\sqrt{13})^2- (\sqrt{7})^2\\

Step 2 of 2

In continuation with the calculation, write the following using the above formula.

(\sqrt{13})^2- (\sqrt{7})^2\\=13-7\\=6

Therefore, the required correct answer is the value 6.

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