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Rationalise the denominator for√15-3/√10-3
9 years ago

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Answered by Reiny
I will assume you mean
(√15-3)/(√10-3) , those brackets are critical
= (√15-3)/(√10-3) * (√10+3)/(√10+3)
= (√150 -3√15 - 3√10 - 9)/1
= 5√6 + 3√15 - 3√10 - 9
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