Math, asked by Sureshbheje6169, 11 months ago

root 3 + root 7 to the whole square. simplify

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Answered by masaxena17
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masaxena17: Sorry I didn't attached the answer we will use a identity on it which is (a+b)whole square =a square+b square+2ab so root 3 square is 3 and 7 square is 49 and 2ab will be 2*7*root 3 and then add them
chatterjeepradip693: you forgot the root 7
chatterjeepradip693: it will not be only 7 it is root 7
masaxena17: Oh,ok
chatterjeepradip693: hmm
masaxena17: Yes it is 2 root21 +10
chatterjeepradip693: yeah
Answered by SR10
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2√21+10 is the answer

SR10: Nope i dont think ur right u can try it urself by using the property of (a+b)²
chatterjeepradip693: 2√21+10 is the correct answer
masaxena17: I tried it ,it is 52+14 root 3
masaxena17: Then you are right bro
chatterjeepradip693: you know the (a+b)² formula?
masaxena17: Yes
chatterjeepradip693: then add the square of root 3 which is 3, square of root 7 which is 7 and 2*root 7*root 3 which 2 root 21
masaxena17: Yes I didn't see root 7
masaxena17: My fault
chatterjeepradip693: it happens
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