If sqrt(2)=1*4 and sqrt(3)=1*7, find the...

If `sqrt(2)=14 and sqrt(3)=17`, find the value of `1/(sqrt(3)-sqrt(2))`, correct to one place of decimal.

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The correct Answer is:

`3*1`

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