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first do like terms in denominator
7-3sqrt()3-6+4sqrt(3)
7-6=1 -3sqrt(3)+4sqrt(3)=sqrt(3) 1+sqrt(3)
and then multiply by 1-sqrt(3)
\[\frac{9}{(1+\sqrt{3})}*\frac{1-\sqrt{3}}{1-\sqrt{3}}\]
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\[\frac{9-9\sqrt{3}}{-2}\]
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do like terms again
why U have 3?
sqrt(-9)
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what about "-"?
yes, then U mult by 2+i
but numerator shoud be 3i
3i
U are right, sorry -2+i
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(-6i-3)/5
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