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HELPPPPPPPPP i have the most trouble with math what’s the answer??

HELPPPPPPPPP i have the most trouble with math what’s the answer??-example-1
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Answer:

Second Option


(5√(11) +5√(3))/(8)

Explanation:

To simplify the expression you must multiply the numerator and the denominator of the fraction by the conjugate of the denominator.

If you have an expression of the form


a -b then its conjugate will be
a + b.

The result of that multiplication will be


a ^ 2 -b ^ 2

Therefore we have the expression


(5)/(√(11) -√(3))

By multiplying by the conjugate of the denominator we have


(5)/(√(11) -√(3))*(√(11) +√(3))/(√(11) +√(3))\\\\\\(5(√(11) +√(3)))/((√(11))^2 -(√(3))^2)\\\\\\(5√(11) +5√(3))/(11 -3)\\\\\\(5√(11) +5√(3))/(8)

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