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Question
Write the rationalisation factor of \[\sqrt{5} - 2\].
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Solution
Given that,`sqrt5 - 2` we know that rationalization factor of `sqrta - b` is `sqrta + b`
So the rationalization factor of `sqrt5 - 2`is `sqrt5 +2`.
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