I am not sure what is wanted here, but...
1/(3-√7) = (3+√7)/(9-7) = (1/2)(3+√7)
There is a sort of mnemonic I think worth remembering:
The sum of 2 numbers times the difference of two numbers is the difference of their squares.
Imaan J.
asked 11/13/19express the reciprocal 3-√7 in simplest radical form with a radical denominator
I am not sure what is wanted here, but...
1/(3-√7) = (3+√7)/(9-7) = (1/2)(3+√7)
There is a sort of mnemonic I think worth remembering:
The sum of 2 numbers times the difference of two numbers is the difference of their squares.
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