what is the rationalizing factor of √50 ?
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√2 is the Rationalizing factor of √2.
Step-by-step explanation:
To get the simplest Rationalizing factor, Let's simplify √50
⟹ √50
⟹ √(5 × 10)
⟹ √(5 × 2 × 5)
⟹ √(5² × 2)
⟹ 5√2
Here, it's 5 × √2, where, 5 is already Rational number. so we need to convert √2 ( which is irrational ) into a Rational number. we could increase or decrease 5√2 by the factor of √2, to get a Rational number.
If we increase 5√2 by the factor of √2
⟹ 5√2 × √2
⟹ 5 (√2)²
⟹ 5 × 2
⟹ 10
If we decrease 5√2 by the factor of √2
⟹ 5√2 ÷ √2
⟹ 5
So, √2 is the Rationalizing factor of √2.
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Required Solution:-
√2 x √2 = 5 x 2 = 10, which is a rational number.
∴ √2 is the simplest form of the rationalizing factor of √50.
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