Math, asked by vinods2775, 9 months ago

simplify by rationalise the denominator 2+√3/2-√3

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Answered by TSCP

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Answer:

rationalize by multiplying the fraction with 2+sqrt(3)/2+sqrt(3)

Step-by-step explanation:

2+sqrt(3) * 2+sqrt(3)/

2-sqrt(3) 2+sqrt(3)

=(2+sqrt(3))^2/1

= 7+ 4*sqrt(3)

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