How would the fraction 5/1-sqrt 3. Be written if it’s denominator is rationalized using difference of squares?

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$How would the fraction 5/1-sqrt 3. Be written if it’s denominator is rationalized-example-1$

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Answer: A

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Ninaj answered Jan 15, 2021

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5/(1-√3)=5*(1+√3)/(1-√3)(1+√3)= (5+5√3)/(1-3)= -(5+5√3)/2

Choice A is correct one

Draksia answered Jan 19, 2021

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