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what is multiplicative inverse of root 3 + 2?


usp488: 1/√5

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Answered by Anonymous
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Heya user,

Multiplicative inverse of 
3 + 2 is --->

--------> [ 
3 + 2 ] ⁻¹ = 1 / [ 3 + 2 ] 

{ Generally, We try to rationalize such irrational denominator }
---> Multiplying and dividing by [ 
3 - 2 ] gives ->
-----> [ 
3 - 2 ] / [ (3 + 2)(3 - 2) ]
=== [ 
3 - 2 ] / [ 3² - 2² ]  <----------- [ a + b ][ a - b ] = [ a² - b² ]
=== [ 
3 - 2 ] / [ 3 - 4 ] 
=== [ 
3 - 2 ] / (-1)
=== [ 2 - 
3 ] <----- Desired result ..........

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