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What is the conjugate?
Sqrt 8 - sqrt 9

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The conjugate of an irrational number is the number you have to multiply it by in order to arrive at a rational number.
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Answer:


(-1)/((√(8)+√(9)))

Explanation:

We are given the expression
√(8)-√(9).

So, the conjugate is given by,


(√(8)-√(9))* ((√(8)+√(9)))/((√(8)+√(9)))

i.e.
((√(8))^(2)-(√(9))^(2))/((√(8)+√(9)))

i.e.
(8-9)/((√(8)+√(9)))

i.e.
(-1)/((√(8)+√(9)))

Thus, the conjugate of the expression is given by
(-1)/((√(8)+√(9))).

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