How can you prove that 2(√(2+√3)) = √6 + √2?

Answer 1

Since there are no variables, you could simply solve both sides and verify that the final results are the same.

Answer 2

I think I worded the question badly. I ended up with the answer 2(√(2+√3)) but I should have gotten √6 + √2. How can I make 2(√(2+√3)) to √6 + √2 algebraically?

Answer 3

both side square

[2(√(2+√3))] = (√6 + √2)

4(2+√3) = 6+2+2√12

8+4√3 = 8+2√(223)

8+4√3 = 8+4√3

LHS = RHS

Prove that

Answer 4

By learning to do it yourself and stop using other people online to do your homework.

Answer 5

there is no aswer becuwes its to hard

Answer 6

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