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Question Number 211659 by efronzo1 last updated on 15/Sep/24

Commented by Frix last updated on 15/Sep/24

Simply transform it ⇒ n=3

Simplytransformitn=3

Answered by BHOOPENDRA last updated on 15/Sep/24

(√5) +n(√3)−2(√2)=((√5)+(√2))((√(15))+3−(√(10))−(√6))  (√5)+n(√3)−2(√2)=3(√3)−2(√2)+(√5)  compare both side   n=3

5+n322=(5+2)(15+3106)5+n322=3322+5comparebothsiden=3

Answered by a.lgnaoui last updated on 15/Sep/24

(√5) +n(√3) −2(√2) =((√5) +(√3))((√5) +(√2) )(.(√3) −(√2) )  =[5+(√(10)) +(√(15)) +(√6) )]((√3) −(√2) )=  =5(√3) −5(√2) +(√(30)) −2(√5) +3(√5) −(√(30))     +3(√2) −2(√3)   =3(√3) +(√5) −2(√2)     ⇒(√5) +n(√3) −2(√2) =(√5) +3(√3) −2(√2)                      n=3

5+n322=(5+3)(5+2)(.32)=[5+10+15+6)](32)==5352+3025+3530+3223=33+5225+n322=5+3322n=3

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