Rationalizing a Denominator by Using the Conjugate Method #Shorts #algebra #math #maths #mathematics

[Abbu]

For those who didn't get the last part jaha inhone 2-2√3/-2 ko -1+√3 kaise likha

Toh dekho:-

• Unhone first common leliya numerator se 2 ko

= 2-2√3/-2 = 2(1-1√3)/-2

• Then phir denominator ke -2 ka negative sign pure fraction pe laga diya

= 2(1-1√3)/-2 = -2(1-1√3)/2

• Then phir 2 se 2 ko kaat diya

= -2(1-1√3)/2 = -(1-1√3)

• Phir negative sign ka andar multiply kar diya

= -(1-1√3) = -1+√3 =Ans

[seekingCK]

For the last part
Factor out 2 so you get
2(1-sqrt(3))/(-2).
Simplify 2 with -2 and get 1-sqrt(3)/(-1)
That’s equal to -(1-sqrt(3))=-1+sqrt(3)

[choppchopp]

Thanks a lot man, I forgot how to do this after a long time without doing it and I didn’t want to watch a 10 minute video explaining it. Thank god I found your shorts video and learned it in 10 seconds. Again, thanks a lot!!! 😁

[murtazamanzoor]

Sir can we not rationalize it by multiplying it by 1+root3
We still get a rational number

[INTROVERTNico]

first things first where we get the negtive1 from????

[frankdiaries]

i thought you couldn't divide numbers with radicals by a number without the same radicals.

[minhyun]

Thanks oppa for this solution ....It's very easy🤧😁

[DailyDoseOfOxygenEeeee]

How can you identify when to conjugate?

[AkshitGoyal-ki]

just use a^2 - b^2 identity for denominators, it will bemore easier to solve 🙂👍

[wreckerbill]

I wonder how many students use this in real life.
I know it's about solving a problem but imagine if schools actually taught kids a trade Instead of years of this.
I just recently got my hse diploma at 44 and a majority of what was on the tests had 0 to do with helping me in real life.

[nish_editz]

Everyone watching to solve Problems
Me here watching that how perfectly markers are changed
Editing 🔥🔥🔥

[zeongjudubi]

Achanak malik yaad agyaa...pagsl kana bapis jarrae bye

[firepratush]

Kay bhai gounga hai kay voice dal data to Kay tara voice kay khatam ho jata, nikal chapri yt ber