- A√3 + √2
- B√3 − √2
- C√5
- D1
Step-by-Step Solution
Rationalise by multiplying by (√3 + √2): (√3 + √2)/ (√3 + √2)/(3 − 2) = √3 + √2.
Answer: A) √3 + √2
Express 1/(√3 − √2) with a rational denominator.
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