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Question Number 59600 by Gulay last updated on 12/May/19

Answered by MJS last updated on 12/May/19

(a+b(√3))^2 =14+3(√3)  a^2 +3b^2 +2ab(√3)=14+3(√3)  ⇒  a^2 +3b^2 =14  2ab=3 ⇒ b=(3/(2a))  a^2 +((27)/(4a^2 ))=14  a^4 −14a^2 +((27)/4)=0 ⇒ a^2 =(1/2) ∨ a^2 =((27)/2)  ⇒ a=±((√2)/2) ∨ a=±((3(√6))/2)  ⇒ b=±((3(√2))/2) ∨ b=±((√6)/6)  ⇒ (√(14+3(√3)))=((√2)/2)(1+3(√3))  ⇒ (√(14−3(√3)))=((√2)/2)(−1+3(√3))  ⇒ (√(14+3(√3)))−(√(14−3(√3)))=(√2)

(a+b3)2=14+33a2+3b2+2ab3=14+33a2+3b2=142ab=3b=32aa2+274a2=14a414a2+274=0a2=12a2=272a=±22a=±362b=±322b=±6614+33=22(1+33)1433=22(1+33)14+331433=2

Commented by Kunal12588 last updated on 12/May/19

sir why (√(14−3(√3)))≠((√2)/2)(1−3(√3))  is it bcoz  ((√2)/2)(1−3(√3))<0?

sirwhy143322(133)isitbcoz22(133)<0?

Commented by MJS last updated on 12/May/19

(√x)>0 for x>0  (x)^(1/n)  is always unique for x∈C  it′s not an equation!  z=re^(iθ)   (z)^(1/n) =(r)^(1/n) e^(i(θ/n))

x>0forx>0xnisalwaysuniqueforxCitsnotanequation!z=reiθzn=rneiθn

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