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the rationalising factor of 3√5

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Answered by jigyasa0310

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The rationalising factor of 3√5 is √5 . ✔️✔️

Because :-

3√5 × √5 = 3 × 5 = 15 (a rational number

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whatistherationalisingfactorof3÷√5

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