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On rationalising the denominator, 1/(√3 − √2) equals:

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  • A√3 − √2
  • B(√3 + √2)/5
  • C√6
  • D√3 + √2

Step-by-Step Solution

Multiply numerator and denominator by the conjugate √3 + √2. The denominator becomes , so the value is √3 + √2.
Answer: D) √3 + √2

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