5+a-4√(a+1)/(a-3) is the simplified form of the number. This can be obtained by multiplying numerator and denominator with conjugate of the denominator.

<h3>Simplify the number:</h3>

Given the number,

√a+1-2/√a+1+2

Denominator = √a+1+2

Conjugate of the denominator = √a+1 - 2

Now, (√a+1-2)(√a+1 - 2 )/√(a+1+2)(√a+1 - 2 )

=(√a+1 - 2 )²/(√a+1)² - 4

=(a+1 -4√a+1+5)/(a+1-4)

=5+a-4√(a+1)/(a-3)

Hence 5+a-4√(a+1)/(a-3) is the simplified form of the number.

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2 years ago

PLEASE HELP!!!! see attachment below… I bet you cant solve this:

d1i1m1o1n [39]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(-1) $^{i}$ (5!*5/4!) $^{1/2}$ = - $\sqrt{25}$

(-1) $^{i}$ (5!*5/4!) $^{1/2}$ = $\sqrt{25}$

So the sum of the first 100 terms is zero

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3 years ago