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Find the rationalising factor of the irrational number - 6 √(5) ​
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Find the rationalising factor of the irrational number

- 6 √(5)
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Answer: sqrt(5)

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sqrt(5) is the rationalizing factor of -6sqrt(5) because -6sqrt(5) • sqrt(5) = -6 • 5 so now there is no longer any square root.
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