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Rationalize the denominator

11/Square root of 5 - square root of 6

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Answer:


-11√(5)-11√(6)

Explanation:

The given radical expression is;


(11)/(√(5)-√(6))

We multiply both the numerator and the denominator by the conjugate of


√(5)-√(6) which is
√(5)+√(6)


(11(√(5)+√(6)))/((√(5)-√(6))(√(5)+√(6)))

The denominator is now difference of two squares;


(11(√(5)+√(6)))/((√(5))^2-(√(6))^2)

Simplify:


(11(√(5)+√(6)))/(5-6)


(11(√(5)+√(6)))/(-1)


-11(√(5)+√(6))


-11√(5)-11√(6)

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