SOLUTION: Show that each equattion is true by simplifying the following:
a.) {{{1/(sqrt(x)+sqrt(y)) = (sqrt(x)-sqrt(y))/(x-y)}}}
b.) {{{(sqrt(x+h)- sqrt(x))/h = 1/(sqrt(x+h)+sqrt(x)
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-> SOLUTION: Show that each equattion is true by simplifying the following:
a.) {{{1/(sqrt(x)+sqrt(y)) = (sqrt(x)-sqrt(y))/(x-y)}}}
b.) {{{(sqrt(x+h)- sqrt(x))/h = 1/(sqrt(x+h)+sqrt(x)
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! Show that each equattion is true by simplifying the following:
USE A^-B^2=(A+B)(A-B)...RATIONALISE THE IRRATIONAL N.R....OR...D.R BY MULTIPLYING WITH CONJUGATE FACTOR.
a.) 1/(sqrt(x)+sqrt(y)) = (sqrt(x)-sqrt(y))/(x-y)
MULTIPLY N.R AND D.R WITH {SQRT(X)-SQRT(Y)}
{SQRT(X)-SQRT(Y)}/[{SQRT(X)}^2-{SQRT(Y)}^2]=(sqrt(x)-sqrt(y))/(x-y)
b.) (sqrt(x+h)- sqrt(x))/h = 1/(sqrt(x+h)+sqrt(x))
SAME WAY AS ABOVE ..MULTIPLY N.R AND D.R WITH (sqrt(x+h)+ sqrt(x))