Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9

Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9 contains a total of twenty five questions. The questions are based on the following topic.

Rationalisation: Rationalization is the process of converting an irrational number into an equivalent expression with a rational denominator by multiplying its numerator and denominator by a suitable number.

Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9 Solutions

The first question in Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9 revolves around rationalizing the denominator of an expression.

1. Write the rationalizing factor of the denominator in 12+3.

The rationalizing factor of an irrational expression is the factor that, when multiplied to the irrational expression, transforms it into a rational number.

The denominator of the given expression is 2+3.
23 is its rationalising factor because (2+3)×(23) = (2)2(3)2 = 2 − 3 = −1 = a rational number.

The second question of Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9 revolves around rationalizing the denominator of an expression.

2. Rationalise the denominator of each of the following.

(i) 17

We have
17
Multiplying by 7 in both numerator and denominator, we get
1×77×7 = 77.
Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(ii) 523

The given expression is 523.
Multiplying by 3 in the denominator and numerator both, we get
5×323×3 = 5×32×3 = 156.
Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(iii) 12+3

The given expression is 12+3.

Multiplying by (23) in the numerator and denominator both, we get.

1×(23)(2+3)(23)

= 2322(3)2

= 2−34−3

= 23.

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(iv) 152

The given expression is 152.

Multiplying by (5+2) in the numerator and denominator both, we get.

1×(5+2)(52)(5+2)

= (5+2)(5)2−22

= (5+2)5−4 

= (5+2)

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(v) 15+32

The given expression is 15+32.

Multiplying by (532) in both numerator and denominator, we get.

1×(5−32)(5+32)(5−32)

= (5−32) 52−(32)2

= (5−32)25−18

= (5−32)7.

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(vi) 176

The given expression is 176.

Multiplying by (7+6) in numerator and denominator both, we get.

1×(7+6)(7−6)(7+6)

= (7+6) (7)2-(6)2

= (7+6)7-6 

= (7+6).

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(vii) 4117

The given expression is 4117.

Multiplying by (11+7) in numerator and denominator both.

4×(11+7)(11−7)(11+7)

= 4(11+7)(11)2-(7)2

= 4(11+7)11-7

= 4(11+7)4

= (11+7).

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(viii) 1+222

The given expression is 1+222.

Multiplying by (2+2) in numerator and denominator both, we get.

(1+2)×(2+2)(2−2)×(2+2)

= 2+2+22+222-(2)2

= 4+324−2

= 4+322.

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

(ix) 3223+22

The given expression is 3223+22.

Multiplying by 322 in numerator and denominator both, we get.

(3−22)(3−22)(3+22)(3−22)

= (3-22)232-(22)2

= 32−2×3×22+(22)29−8

= 9−122+81

= 17122.

Hence, the denominator is rationalized.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the third question asks us to figure out the value of an expression when some of the numbers are given.

3. It being given that 2 = 1.414, 3 = 1.732, 5 = 2.236 and 10 = 3.162, find the value to three places of decimals, of each of the following.

(i) 25

The given expression is 25.

Rationalising the denominator by multiplying with 5 in the numerator and denominator both, we get.

2×55×5.

= 2×55.

= 2×2.2365 ... (5=2.236).

= 4.4725

= 0.8944 = 0.894 (approx. three decimal places).

(ii) 233

The given expression is 233.

Rationalising the denominator by multiplying by 3 in the numerator and denominator both, we get.

(2−3)×33×3

= 23−33

= 2×1.732−33 ... (∵3=1.732)

= 3.464−33

= 0.4643

= 0.154666...

= 0.155 (approx. to three decimal places).

(iii) 1052

The given expression is 1052.

Rationalising the denominator by multiplying by 2 in both numerator and denominator both, we get.

(10−5)×22×2

= 10×2−5×22

= 3.162×1.414−2.236×1.4142

= 4.471068−3.1617042

= 1.3093642

= 0.654682

= 0.655 (approx. to three decimal places).

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the fourth question asks us to figure out the values of a and b from a given condition.

4. Find the rational numbers a and b such that

(i) 2-12+1=a+b2

The given equation is 2-12+1=a+b2.

Multiplying numerator and denominator of LHS of the equation by (21) to rationalize the denominator.

(2-1)×(2-1)(2+1)×(2-1)=a+b2.

(2-1)2(2)2-12=a+b2.

(2)22×2×1+122-1=a+b2.

222+11=a+b2.

322=a+b2.

3+(-2)2=a+b2.

On comparing like terms on both sides, we get

a=3, b=2.

(ii) 2-52+5=a5+b

The given equation is
2-52+5=a5+b.

Multiplying numerator and denominator of LHS of the equation by (2-5) to rationalize the denominator.

(25)×(25)(2+5)×(25)=a5+b.

(25)222(5)2=a5+b.

22-2×2×5+(5)245=a5+b.

445+5-1=a5+b.

945-1=a5+b.

459=a5+b.

45+(-9)=a5+b.

On comparing like terms on both sides, we get.

a=4, b=-9.

(iii) 3+232=a+b6

The given equation is
3+232=a+b6.

Multiplying numerator and denominator of LHS of the equation by (3+2) to rationalize the denominator.

(3+2)×(3+2)(3-2)×(3+2)=a+b6.

(3+2)2(3)2-(2)2=a+b6.

(3)2+2×3×2+(2)232=a+b6.

3+26+21=a+b6.

5+261=a+b6.

5+26=a+b6.

On comparing like terms on both sides, we get.

a=5, b=2.

(iv) 5+237+43=a+b3

The given equation is
5+237+43=a+b3.

Multiplying numerator and denominator of LHS of the equation by (743) to rationalize the denominator.

(5+23)×(7-43)(7+43)×(7-43)=a+b3.

5(7-43)+23(7-43)72-(43)2=a+b3.

35-203+143-244948=a+b3.

(35-24)-3(2014)1=a+b3.

11-631=a+b3.

11-63=a+b3.

11+(-6)3=a+b3.

On comparing the like terms on both sides, we get.

a=11, b=-6.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the fifth question asks us to figure out the value of an expression when some of the numbers are given.

5. It being given that 3 = 1.732, 5 = 2.236, 6 = 2.449 and 10 = 3.162, find to three places of decimal, the value of each of the following.

(i) 16+5

The given expression is 16+5.

Multiplying by (6-5) in both numerator and denominator to rationalise it, we get.

1×(6-5)(6+5)×(6-5)

= 1×(6-5)(6)2-(5)2

= 1×(6-5)6-5

= (6-5)

= (2.449-2.236)

= 0.213

(ii) 65+3

The given expression is 65+3.

Multiplying by (5-3) in both numerator and denominator to rationalise it, we get.

=6×(5-3)(5+3)×(5-3)

=6×(5-3)(5)2-(3)2

=6×(5-3)5−3

=6×(5-3)2

=3×(5-3)

=3×(2.236-1.732)

=3×0.504

= 1.512

(iii) 14335

The given expression is 14335 .

Multiplying by (43+35) in both numerator and denominator to rationalise it, we get.

=1×(43+35)(43-35)×(43+35)

=1×(43+35)(43)2-(35)2

=(43+35)48−45

=(43+35)3

=4×1.732+3×2.2363

=6.928+6.7083

=13.6363

=4.545333...
= 4.545

(iv) 3+535

The given expression is 3+535.

Multiplying by (3+5) in both numerator and denominator to rationalise it, we get.

(3+5)×(3+5)(3-5)×(3+5)

=(3+5)2(3)2-(5)2

=32+2×3×5+(5)29-5

=9+65+54

=14+654

=14+6×2.2364

=14+13.4164

=27.4164

= 6.854

(v) 1+2323

The given expression is 1+2323.

Multiplying by (2+3) in both numerator and denominator to rationalise it, we get.

(1+23)×(2+3)(2-3)×(2+3)

=1(2+3)+23(2+3)(2)2-(3)2

=2+3+43+643

=8+531

=8+53

=8+5×1.732

=8+8.660

= 16.660

(vi) 5+252

The given expression is 5+252.

Multiplying by (5+2) in both numerator and denominator to rationalise it, we get.

(5+2)×(5+2)(5-2)×(5+2)

=(5+2)2(5)2-(2)2

=(5)2+2×5×2+(2)25-2

=5+210+23

=7+2103

=7+2×3.1623

=7+6.3243

=13.3243

= 4.441333...

= 4.441 (approx. to three decimal places).

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the sixth question asks us to rationalize the denominator of the given expression.

6. Simplify by rationalizing the denominator.

(i) 73-5248+18

The given expression is 73-5248+18.

73-5248+18

=73524×4×3+3×3×2

=735243+32

Multiplying by (43-32) in both numerator and denominator, we get.

=(7352)×(43-32)(43+32)×(43-32)

=73(43-32)52(43-32)(43)2-(32)2

=84-216206+304818

= 11441630.

(ii) 26-535-26

The given expression is 26-535-26.

26-535-26

Multiplying by (35+26) in numerator and denominator, we get.

=(26-5)×(35+26)(35-26)×(35+26)

=26(35+26)5(35+26)(35)2-(26)2

=630+2415-2304524

= 430+921

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the seventh question asks us to simplify the given expression.

7. Simplify.

(i) 4+545+454+5

We have
4+545+454+5

Solving by taking LCM of denominators, we get.

=(4+5)(4+5)+(45)(45)(45)(4+5)

=(4+5)2+(45)242(5)2

=42+2×4×5+(5)2+42-2×4×5+(5)214-5

=16+85+5+1685+511

=16+85+5+1685+511

= 4211.

(ii) 132-25-3+352

The given expression is
132-25-3+352

Multiplying by (3+2), (5+3) and (5+2) in both numerators and denominators of first term, second term and third term respectively, we get.

=1×(3+2)(32)(3+2)2×(5+3)(5-3)(5+3)+3×(5+2)(52)(5+2)

=(3+2)(3)2(2)2-2(5+3)(5)2-(3)2+3(5+2)(5)2(2)2

=(3+2)3-2-2(5+3)5-3+3(5+2)5-2

=(3+2)1-2(5+3)2+3(5+2)3

=(3+2)-(5+3)+(5+2)

=3+2-5-3+5+2

=3+2-5-3+5+2

= 22.

(iii) 2+323+232+3+313+1

The given expression is 2+323+232+3+313+1.

Solving first two terms by taking LCM of
their denominators and the third term by
multiplying it with conjugate of its denominator.

=(2+3) (2+3)+(2-3)(2-3)(2+3) (2-3)+(3-1) (3-1)(3+1) (3-1)

=(2+3)2+(2-3)222-(3)2+(3-1)2 (3)2-12

=22+(3)2+2×2×3+22-2×2×3+(3)243+(3)2-2×3×1+123-1

=4+3+43+4-43+31+3-23+12

=4+3+43+4-43+31+4-232

=14+2(2-3)2

=14+2(2-3)2

=14+2-3

= 16-3.

(iv) 262+3+626+3836+2

The given expression is 262+3+626+3836+2.

Multiplying by (2-3), (6-3) and (6-2)
in both numerators and denominators of first term,
second term and third term respectively, we get.

26×(2-3)(2+3)(2-3)+62×(6-3)(6+3)(6-3)-83×(6-2)(6+2)(6-2)

=26×(2-3)(2)2-(3)2+62×(6-3)(6)2-(3)2-83×(6-2)(6)2-(2)2

=26×(2-3)23+62×(6-3)6-3-83×(6-2)6-2

=26×(2-3)-1+62×(6-3)3-83×(6-2)4

=-26×(2-3) + 22×(6-3)23×(6-2)

=26×(2-3)-1+62×(6-3)3-83×(6-2)4

=-212+218+21226-218+26

=-212+218+21226-218+26

= 0

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the eighth question asks us to prove the given equation.

8. Prove that.

(i) 13+7+17+5+15+3+13+1=1

The given equality is
13+7+17+5+15+3+13+1=1.

We will take the expression in the left hand side (LHS) and simplify to get the value equal to the value in the right hand side.

Taking LHS, we get.

13+7+17+5+15+3+13+1

=1×(3-7)(3+7)×(3-7)+1×(7-5)(7+5)×(7-5)+1×(5-3)(5+3)×(5-3)+1×(3-1)(3+1)(3-1)

=(3-7)32-(7)2+(7-5)(7)2-(5)2+(5-3)(5)2-(3)2+(3-1)(3)2-12

=(3-7)9-7+(7-5)7-5+(5-3)5-3+(3-1)3-1

=(3-7)2+(7-5)2+(5-3)2+(3-1)2

=3-7+7-5+5-3+3-12

=3-7+7-5+5-3+3-12

=3-12

=22=1=RHS

Hence, proved!

(ii) 11+2 +12+3 +13+4 +14+5 +15+6 +16+7 +17+8 +18+9 = 2

The given equality is
11+2 +12+3 +13+4 +14+5 +15+6 +16+7 +17+8 +18+9 = 2

=1×(1-2)(1+2)×(1-2)+1×(2-3)(2+3)×(2-3)+1×(3-4)(3+4)×(3-4)+1×(4-5)(4+5)×(4-5)+1×(5-6)(5+6)×(5-6)+1×(6-7)(6+7)×(6-7)+1×(7-8)(7+8)×(7-8)+1×(8-9)(8+9)×(8-9)

=(1-2)12-(2)2+(2-3)(2)2-(3)2+(3-4)(3)2-(4)2+(4-5)(4)2-(5)2+(5-6)(5)2-(6)2+(6-7)(6)2-(7)2+(7-8)(7)2-(8)2+(8-9)(8)2-(9)2

=(1-2)1-2+(2-3)2-3+(3-4)3-4+(4-5)45+(5-6)56+(6-7)67+(7-8)78+(8-9)89

=(1-2)-1+(2-3)-1+(3-4)-1+(4-5)-1+(5-6)-1+(6-7)-1+(7-8)-1+(8-9)-1

=-(1-2)-(2-3)-(3-4)-(4-5)-(5-6)-(6-7)-(7-8)-(8-9)

=-1+2-2+3-3+4-4+5-5+6-6+7-7+8-8+9

=-1+2-2+3-3+4-4+5-5+6-6+7-7+8-8+9

=-1+3

= 2 = RHS.

Hence, proved!

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the ninth question asks us to find the value of a and b from the given equation.

9. Find the values of a and b if
7+353+573535=a+b5.

We have
7+353+573535=a+b5.

Simplifying left hand side by taking
LCM of the denominators

(7+35)(3-5)(7-35)(3+5)(3+5)(3-5)=a+b5

[21-75+95-15][21+75-95-15]95=a+b5

21-75+95-15-21-75+95+159-5=a+b5

21-75+95-15-21-75+95+154=a+b5

75+95-75+954=a+b5

454=a+b5

454=a+b5

5=a+b5

0+15=a+b5

Comparing like terms on both sides, we get.

a=0, b=1

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the tenth question asks us to simplify an expression.

10. Simplify 131113+11+13+111311.

We have
131113+11+13+111311.

Simplifying by taking the LCM of denominators

(13-11)×(13-11)+(13+11)×(13+11)(13+11)(13-11)

=(13-11)2+(13+11)2(13)2-(11)2

=(13)2-2×13×11+(11)2+(13)2+2×13×11+(11)213-11

=13-2143+11+13+2143+1113-11

=13-2143+11+13+2143+1113-11

=482

= 24

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the tenth question is about rational number verification.

11. If x=3+22, check whether x+1x is rational or irrational.

It is given that
x=3+22.

 x+1x

=(3+22)+1(3+22)

Rationalising the denominator of the second term, we get

=(3+22)+1×(322)(3+22)(322)

=(3+22)+(322)32(22)2

=(3+22)+(322)9-8

=(3+22)+(322)1

=(3+22)+(322)

=3+22+322

=3+22+322

= 9.

Hence, x+1x is a rational number.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 11th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

12. If x=23, find the value of (x1x)3

It is given that
x=23

 (x-1x)3

Putting the value of x, we get.

=[(23)-1(23)]3

Rationalising the denominator of the second expression, we get.

=[(23)-1×(2+3)(23)(2+3)]3

=[(23)-(2+3)22(3)2]3

=[(23)-(2+3)4-3]3

=[(23)-(2+3)1]3

=[(23)-(2+3)]3

=[23-2-3]3

=[23-2-3]3

=[23]3

= 243

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 13th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

13. If x=945, find the value of x2+1x2.

It is given that
x=945.

 1x=19-45

= 1×(9+45)(9-45)(9+45)

= (9+45)92-(45)2

= (9+45)81-80

= 9+45

We will use the following identity to calculate the value of x2+1x2.

 (x+1x)2=x2+1x2+2

⇒x2+1x2=(x+1x)2-2 ... (i)

Putting the value of x and 1x in equation (i), we get.

x2+1x2=(9+45+9-45)2-2

x2+1x2=(9+45+9-45)2-2

x2+1x2=182-2

x2+1x2=324-2

x2+1x2=322.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 14th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

14. If x=5212, find the value of x+1x.

Multiplying numerator and denominator of LHS of the equation by (21) to rationalize the denominator.

It is given that
x=5212.

 1x=2521

=2×(5+21)(521)×(5+21)

=2×(5+21)52(21)2

=2×(5+21)2521

=2×(5+21)4

=5+212

Now, we have

x+1x

=5212+5+212

=521+5+212

=102

= 5

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 15th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

15. If a=322, find the value of a21a2.

We have
a=322.

1a=1322

=1×(3+22)(322)×(3+22)

=(3+22)32(22)2

=(3+22)98

=(3+22)1

=(3+22)

Now, we use the following identity.

a21a2=(a+1a) (a1a)

a21a2=(322+3+22) (322322)

a21a2=(6)(42)

a21a2=242

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 16th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

16. If x=13+23, find the value of x1x.

We have
x=13+23

1x=113+23

=6×(5-3)(5+3)×(5-3)

=1×(1323)(13+23)(1323)

=(1323)(13)2(23)2

=(1323)13-12

=(1323).

Now, we have

x1x=(13+23)(1323)

x1x=13+2313+23

x1x=43.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 17th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

17. If x=2+3, find the value of x3+1x3

Multiplying numerator and denominator of LHS of the equation by (21) to rationalize the denominator.

We have
x=2+3

1x=12+3

=1×(23)(2+3)(23)

=2322(3)2

=2343

=231

= 23

x+1x=2+3+23=4 ... (1)

We use the following identity to find the value of x3+1x3.

(x+1x)3=x3+1x3+3×(x+1x)

x3+1x3=(x+1x)3-3×(x+1x)

x3+1x3=(4)3-3×(4) ... (from 1)

x3+1x3=64-12

x3+1x3=52.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 18th question asks us to show an equality.

18. If x=535+3 and y=5+353, show that xy=10311.

We have
x=535+3, y=5+353.

xy=535+35+353

xy=(53)2(5+3)2(5+3)(53)

xy=522×5×3+(3)2522×5×3(3)252(3)2

xy=25103+3251033253

xy=20322

xy=10311.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 19th question asks us to show an equality.

19. If a=5+252 and b=525+2, show that 3a2+4ab3b2=4+56310

We have
a=5+252, b=525+2.

3a2+4ab3b2

=3a23b2+4ab

=3(a2-b2)+4ab

=3(a+b)(ab)+4ab

=3(5+252+525+2)(5+252525+2)+4(5+252)(525+2)

=3[(5+2)2+(52)2(52)(5+2)][(5+2)2-(52)2(52)(5+2)]+4×1

=3[(5+2+210)+(5+2210)5-2][(5+2+210)-(5+2210)5-2]+4

=3[5+2+5+23][210+2103]+4

=3[143][4103]+4

=14×[4103]+4

=56103+4.

Hence, proved.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 20th question asks us to show an equality.

20. If a=323+2 and b=3+232, find the value of a2+b25ab.

We have
a=323+2, b=3+232

a2+b25ab

=(a+b)2-2ab-5ab

=(a+b)2-7ab

=(323+2+3+232)27×323+2×3+232

=[(32)2+(3+2)2(3+2)(3-2)]27×1

=[(3)2+(2)22×3×2+(3)2+(2)2+2×3×2(3)2(2)2]27×1

=[3+226+3+2+2632]27

=[3+2+3+21]27

=1027

=1007

= 93.

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 21st question asks us to find the value of an expression.

21. If p=353+5 and q=3+535, find the value of p2+q2.

We have
p=353+5, q=3+535.

p2+q2=(p+q)22pq

=(353+5+3+535)22×353+5×3+535

=[(35)2+(3+5)2(3+5)(35)]22×1

=[32+(5)22×3×5+32+(5)2+2×3×532(5)2]22

=[9+565+9+5+6595]22

=[9+5+9+54]22

=[284]22

=722

=492

= 47

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 22nd question asks us to rationalize the given expression.

22. Rationalise the denominator of each of the following.

(i) 17+613

We have
17+613

=1×[(7+6)+13][(7+6)13]×[(7+6)+13]

=[(7+6)+13][(7+6)2(13)2]

=[(7+6)+13][(7)2+(6)2+2×7×613]

=[(7+6)+13][7+6+24213]

=7+6+13[13+24213]

=7+6+13242

=7+6+13242×4242

=(7+6+13)×422×42×42

=7×42+6×42+13×4284

=7×42+6×42+13×4284

=7×7×6+6×6×7+54684

= 76+67+54684.

(ii) 33+52

We have
33+52

=3×[(3+5)+2][(3+5)2]×[(3+5)+2]

=3×[(3+5)+2][(3+5)2(2)2]

=3×[(3+5)+2][(3)2+(5)2+2×3×52]

=3×[(3+5)+2][3+5+2152]

=(33+35+32)6+215

=(33+35+32)(6+215)×(6215)(6215)

=33(6215)+35(6215)+32(6215)62(215)2

=183185+185303+1826303660

=123+182630-24

=-6(23+3230)-24

= (23+3230)4

(iii) 42+3+7

We have
42+3+7

=4×[(2+3)7][(2+3)+7]×[(2+3)7]

=4×[(2+3)7][(2+3)2(7)2]

=4×[(2+3)7][22+(3)2+2×2×37]

=4×[(2+3)7][4+3+437]

=4×(2+37)43

=4×(2+37)43×33

=(2+37)3×33

=23+3213

= 2321+33

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 23rd question asks us to find the value of an expression correct to three places of decimal.

23. Given 2 = 1.414 and 6 = 2.449, find the value of 1321 correct to 3 places of decimal.

The given expression is
1321

First, we rationalise the denominator and then put the given values.

We note that value of 3 is not given in the question. So, we will try to eliminate it from the expression. For this, we will regroup the terms of the denominator in the following way.

13(2+1)

=1[3(2+1)]×[3+(2+1)][3+(2+1)]

=[3+(2+1)][3(2+1)]×[3+(2+1)]

=[3+2+1][(3)2(2+1)2]

=[3+2+1][3(2+1+22)]

=[3+2+1][3(3+22)]

=[3+2+1][3322]

=3+2+122

=3+2+122×22

=6+2+24

Now, putting the respective values, we get.

=2.449+2+1.4144

=5.8634

=1.465751.466

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 24th question asks us to find the value of an expression.

24. If x=123, find the value of x32x27x+5.

We are given that
x=123.

x=123×2+32+3

x=2+322(3)2

x=2+343

x=2+3

Now, putting the value of x in the given expression

x32x27x+5

=(2+3)32(2+3)27(2+3)+5

=23+(3)3+3×22×3+3×2×(3)22×[22+(3)2+2×2×3]1473+5

=8+33+123+1886831473+5

=18614+5

= 3

In Exercise 1F RS Aggarwal Class 9, the 25th question asks us to evaluate an expression.

25. Evaluate 1510+20+40580, it being given that 5 = 2.236 and 10 = 3.162.

We have
1510+20+40580

=1510+25+210545

=1531035

=5(105)

=5(105)×(10+5)(10+5)

=5(10+5)(10)2(5)2

=5(10+5)105

=10+5

=3.162+2.236

= 5.398