(i) Show that (5 + 3v2)² = 43 + 30v2. Hence find, without using a calculator, the positive square root of (ii) 86 + 60v2, giving your answer in the form a+ bv2, where a and b are integers, (iii) 43 – 30V2, giving your answer in the form c+ dV2, where c and d are integers,
(i) Show that (5 + 3v2)² = 43 + 30v2. Hence find, without using a calculator, the positive square root of (ii) 86 + 60v2, giving your answer in the form a+ bv2, where a and b are integers, (iii) 43 – 30V2, giving your answer in the form c+ dV2, where c and d are integers,
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