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What is the rationalising factor of ³√250
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³√2 is my answer is correct

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Answered by adarsh6223
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Answer:

5 \sqrt[3]{2}

Step-by-step explanation:

The prime Factorization of 250 is 5×5×5×2

so

5 taken out

so answer is

5 \sqrt[3]{2}

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Answered by syed2020ashaels
0

The question is What is the rationalising factor of ³√250?

we have to find the rationalising factor of the given number.

The solution to the given question is found by taking the prime factorisation of a given number.

The rational number is obtained while the expression is multiplied with an irrational expression.

It is also called the "rationalising factor".

The prime factorisation of a number which was

 \sqrt[3]{250}

will be

2)250 \\ 5)125 \\ 5)25 \\ 5)5

The prime factor for the given number is obtained as

 {5}^{3}  \times 2

Therefore the rationalising factor for a given number is

 \sqrt[3]{250}  =  \sqrt[3]{ {5}^{3} \times 2 }

The final answer will be

5 \times  \sqrt[3]{2}

Hence, the final answer to the given question is found to be

5 \sqrt[3]{2}

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