If `sqrt(2) = 1.41` then `(1)/(sqrt(2))`= ?

If sqrt(2)=1.41 and sqrt(5)=2.24, find the value of (3)/(8sqrt(2)+5sqrt(5))+(2)/(8sqrt(2)-5sqrt(5))

If sqrt(2)=1.414 and sqrt(3)=1.732, then the value of (1+sqrt(2))/(sqrt(3)+sqrt(2))+(1-sqrt(2))/(sqrt(3)-sqrt(2)) is

The sum of the series (1)/(sqrt(1)+sqrt(2))+(1)/(sqrt(2)+sqrt(3))+(1)/(sqrt(3)+sqrt(4))+ . . . . .+(1)/(sqrt(n^(2)-1)+sqrt(n^(2))) equals

The sum of the series (1)/(sqrt(1)+sqrt(2))+(1)/(sqrt(2)+sqrt(3))+(1)/(sqrt(3)+sqrt(4))+ . . . . .+(1)/(sqrt(n^(2)-1)+sqrt(n^(2))) equals

Sum the series to infinity : sqrt(2)- (1)/(sqrt(2))+(1)/(2(sqrt(2)))-(1)/(4sqrt(2))+ ....

If sqrt2 = 1.4142 , find the value of 2sqrt2 + sqrt2 + (1)/(2 + sqrt2) + (1)/(sqrt2 - 2)

If P and Q are two points on the line joining A(-2,5),B(3,1) such that AP=PQ=QB then PB= sqrt(41) (2sqrt(41))/(3) (sqrt(41))/(3) (4sqrt(41))/(3)