QQuestion
Rationalize the surds of the denominator: {12\over\sqrt{15}-3}
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= {12(\sqrt{15}+3)\over(\sqrt{15})^2-3^2}
= {12(\sqrt{15}+3)\over15-9}
= {12(\sqrt{15}+3)\over6}
= 2√15 + 6
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