In each of the following determine rational numbers a and b.
(i) = a-b(ii)= a-

(iii) = a+b (iv) =a+b

(v) = a-b

(vi) =a+b

Question

In each of the following determine rational numbers a and b . (i) = a-b (ii) = a - (iii) = a+b (iv) = a + b (v) = a-b (vi) = a + b

Philoid · Accepted Answer

(i)

Given,

Rationalising factor for denominator is

On equating rational and irrational parts,

We get a = 2 and b = 1

(ii) rationalising factor for the denominator is

We have

On equating rational and irrational parts we get,

a=3 and b=2

(iii)

Rationalising factor for the denominator is

On equating rational and irrational parts we get,

(iv) given,

Rationalising factor for denominator is

We have

On equating rational and irrational parts we get,

a= -1 and b=1

(v) given,

We have

On equating rational and irrational parts we get

(vi) given,

We have

On equating rational and irrational parts we have,

In each of the following determine rational numbers a and b.(i) = a-b(ii)= a-(iii) = a+b (iv) =a+b(v) = a-b(vi) =a+b