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Evaluate the square root of 9 + 4√5 in the form c + √d​

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Explanation:

Here we are interested in finding the square root of
9 +4\sqrt5 . So , we have


\longrightarrow √( 9+4\sqrt5)

We can write it as ,


\longrightarrow √( 5 + 4 + 4\sqrt5)

This can be again rewritten as ,


\longrightarrow√( (\sqrt5)^2+2^2+ 2(2)(\sqrt5) )

Now this in the form of
a^2+b^2+2ab form which is the square of
(a+b) . So that,


\longrightarrow √( (2+\sqrt5)^2)

Simplify the root ,


\longrightarrow 2 + \sqrt5

Hence we got our answer in the form of
c +√(d)

And we are done!

—Rishabh

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