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Rationalise the denominator of 1/(√5 − 2).

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  • A√5 + 2
  • B√5 − 2
  • C(√5 + 2)/9
  • D2 − √5

Step-by-Step Solution

Multiply top and bottom by (√5 + 2): (√5 + 2)/ (√5 + 2)/(5 − 4) = √5 + 2.
Answer: A) √5 + 2

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