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By rationalizing the denominator of \frac{ √(2) }{ \sqrt{5 + √(3) } } Salma got the answer as: a) \frac{ √(2) }{ \sqrt{5 - √(3) } } b) \frac{ \sqrt{2( \sqrt{5 - √(3)) } } }{2} c) \frac{ \sqrt{2( \sqrt{5
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By rationalizing the denominator of


\frac{ √(2) }{ \sqrt{5 + √(3) } }
Salma got the answer as:

a)

\frac{ √(2) }{ \sqrt{5 - √(3) } }
b)

\frac{ \sqrt{2( \sqrt{5 - √(3)) } } }{2}
c)

\frac{ \sqrt{2( \sqrt{5 + √(3)) } } }{2}
d)

\sqrt{5 - √(3) }

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Answer:

D

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