Parviz F. answered 09/03/13
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4 √2 - √3
Conjugate , when added should be 0's out the radicals. In here there is no rational part, therefore conjugate
should be add 0 all the radicals , therefore:
- 4 √2 + 2√3 , should be the answer, which is not one of the choices. Make sure copied the problem correctly.
4 √2 - 2 √3 - 4√2 + 2√3 = 0