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Answer:
B) \sqrt{30} - 3 \sqrt{2} + \sqrt{55} - \sqrt{33} \div 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: First we have to get rid off the roots in the denominator.
To do that, we have to multiply the numerator and the denominator by the conjugate of √5 + √3.
The conjugate of √5 + √3 is √5 - √3.
Now multiply given expression with √5 - √3
(√6 + √11) (√5 - √3)
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(√5 + √3) (√5 - √3)
Step 2: Multiply the numerators and the denominators.
√6√5 - √6√3 +√11√5 -√11√3
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(√5)^2 - (√3)^2
Now let's simplify to get the answer.
√30-√18 +√55 - √33
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5 - 3
= √30 -3√2 +√55 [√18 = √9√2 = 3√2]
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The answer is \sqrt{30} - 3 \sqrt{2} + \sqrt{55} - \sqrt{33} \div 2
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Okay, let's find out how much the tax was by finding out what 7% of $28 is, we do this by multiplying:
Convert 7% into a decimal, we do this by dividing it by 100 because percentages are parts of 100:
Multiply:
So this is the tax. Add it to the original price to get the total price:
Convert 7% into a decimal, we do this by dividing it by 100 because percentages are parts of 100:
Multiply:
So this is the tax. Add it to the original price to get the total price: