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It is given that a=√3 + 4, a=3√3 − 5, and c=2√3 − 3. Which of the following operations need to be performed to get a rational number?
It is given that a=√3 + 4, a=3√3 − 5, and c=2√3 − 3. Which of the following operations need to be performed to get a rational number?
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Solution
The correct option is B a−b+c
Option (B) is the cotrrect answer.
Option (B) is the cotrrect answer.
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