Math, asked by arunpunnamwar3o, 7 months ago

the number is
(3 -  \sqrt{7})(3  +  \sqrt{7}
a. rattional no. b.an irrtional no.
c.natural no. d.both a and c​

Answers

Answered by jahnavi7978
2

 (3-\sqrt{7})(3+\sqrt{7})\\ = (3-\sqrt{7})^2\\ = 9 - 7\\ = 2

d. both a & c .

Answered by LilyWhite
1

Answer:

(d) Both a and c

Step-by-step explanation:

  • (3 - \sqrt{7}) (3 + \sqrt{7})

Use formula :-

( a + b) ( a - b) = a² - b²

  • (3) ² - (√7) ²
  • 9 - 7
  • 2

"2" is a rational number and also a natural number.

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