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Which of the following is equivalent to -12/(√13-√6)
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Answered by aumsum8371
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  \frac{ - 12}{ \sqrt{13}  -  \sqrt{6} }

See rationalising factor of √a - √b is √a + √b

Thus rationalising factor of √13 - √6 is √13 + √6

So we have

  \frac{( - 12)}{ (\sqrt{13}  -  \sqrt{6}) }  \times  \frac{ (\sqrt{13} +  \sqrt{6} ) }{ (\sqrt{13}  +  \sqrt{6}) }

Thus

 \frac{ - 12( \sqrt{13} +  \sqrt{6})  }{( \sqrt{13}  -  \sqrt{6})( \sqrt{13}  +  \sqrt{6})  }

 \frac{ - 12( \sqrt{13} +  \sqrt{6} ) }{ { (\sqrt{13}) }^{2}   -  { (\sqrt{6} )}^{2} }

 \frac{ - 12( \sqrt{13} +  \sqrt{6})  }{13 - 6}

 \frac{ - 12( \sqrt{13}  +  \sqrt{6} )}{7}

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Answered by ravanji786
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