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 \sqrt{3 +  \sqrt{5} }

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RADICAL : A number which is represented as nth root of a rational number ,while the resultant is not a rational number

example :- √3

WE HAVE 3+5 , which is not a radical because 3+5 is not an integer

rationalising factor of it :-

rationalising factor of any number of kind a±bisa ±b

so for given number 3+5 .

rationalising factor would be 3-5

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