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Original post by RDKGames
Yes it is. I'm showing multiplication by the conjugate of it.

Ah yes of course.
Reply 21
Original post by RDKGames
Close.


My numerator factors were -42√2, 153, -56 and 102√2
Did you get the same?
Original post by Elisa2000
Look, minus sqrt 2 and sqrt 2 when multiplied make minus 2


Look what?? You're right. 22=2-\sqrt{2} \sqrt{2}=-2
Original post by Notch
My numerator factors were -42√2, 153, -56 and 102√2
Did you get the same?


Yeah I did. Your answer is still remarkably wrong. Check it. :smile:
Reply 24
Original post by RDKGames
Yeah I did. Your answer is still remarkably wrong. Check it. :smile:


Well 153 - 56 = 97 and 102√2 - 42√2 = 60√2
and the denominator is 1... I don't see where I went wrong
(edited 7 years ago)
Reply 25
Original post by RDKGames
Look what?? You're right. 22=2-\sqrt{2} \sqrt{2}=-2


Exactly, so you take that away from 211 ( 153 + 28)
Original post by Notch
Well 153 - 56 = 97 and 102√2 - 42√2 = 60√2
the denominator is 1, so?


Yeah. Can you see how different it is to:


Original post by Notch
If you want my answer:

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Reply 27
loool gotcha, the worst part is i wrote it down as 97 + 60√2 ;_;
Reply 28
Original post by RDKGames
Yeah I did. Your answer is still remarkably wrong. Check it. :smile:


Where did you get the -56 from???
Original post by Elisa2000
Exactly, so you take that away from 211 ( 153 + 28)


No. You misunderstand the calculation.

1532822=153+28(22)=153+28(2)=153+(56)=15356153-28\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2}=153+28(-\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2})=153+28(-2)=153+(-56)=153-56
(edited 7 years ago)
I got 97+6021 \frac{97+60\sqrt{2}}{1}
I could plug it into a calculator and check but I'm too lazy.
Reply 31
Original post by RDKGames
No. You misunderstand the calculation.

1532822=153+28(22)=153+28(2)=153+(56)=15356153-28\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2}=153+28(-\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2})=153+28(-2)=153+(-56)=153-56


How come you are multiplying the -2 ?
Original post by XOR_
I got 97+6021 \frac{97+60\sqrt{2}}{1}
I could plug it into a calculator and check but I'm too lazy.


well done
Original post by Elisa2000
How come you are multiplying the -2 ?


You are multiplying 28 by 22-\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2}

We have established that 22-\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2} is equal to 2-2

So we are multiplying 28 by -2.
Reply 34
Original post by RDKGames
You are multiplying 28 by 22-\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2}

We have established that 22-\sqrt{2}\sqrt{2} is equal to 2-2

So we are multiplying 28 by -2.


Okay
Reply 35
Original post by Elisa2000
What is 51-14 sqrt 2 divided by 3 -2 sqrt 2


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