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The number (3-√7) (3+√7) is

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Answered by twinkle9334
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Answer:

(3-√7) (3+√7) = 3

Step-by-step explanation:

By using the formula (a-b) (a+b) = a^2 + b^2

(3-√7) (3+√7) = (3^2) - (√7^2)

(3-√7) (3+√7) = 9 - 7

(3-√7) (3+√7) = 3

Here you go...

Answered by Durgesh0719
2

Answer:

step step by step explanation:

  • Multiply the equation:

 \green{(3-\sqrt{7}) \: (3+\sqrt{7}}

\Rightarrow{\blue{9+3\sqrt{7} -3\sqrt{7} -7}}

\Rightarrow{\blue{9-7}}

\Rightarrow{\fbox{\blue{2}}} Ans

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