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simplify. i) (4 root3- 2root2)(3 root2+4root3)

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Answered by minswag
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here you go buddy this is the answer. sorry for the handwriting

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Answered by HrishikeshSangha
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The answer is \bf 2-\frac{4\sqrt6}{5}.

Given:

\frac{4\sqrt 3-2\sqrt2}{3\sqrt2 + 4\sqrt3}

To Find:

Simplify \frac{4\sqrt 3-2\sqrt2}{3\sqrt2 + 4\sqrt3}

Solution:

We can simplify this expression by rationalising it. To rationalize it we will multiply and divide 3\sqrt2-4\sqrt3

\frac{4\sqrt 3-2\sqrt2}{3\sqrt2 + 4\sqrt3}*\frac{3\sqrt2-4\sqrt3}{3\sqrt2-4\sqrt3}\\\\\frac{12\sqrt6-48-12+12\sqrt6}{18-48}\\ \\\frac{24\sqrt6-60}{-30} \\\\2-\frac{4\sqrt6}{5}

The simplification of the expression is \bf 2-\frac{4\sqrt6}{5}.

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