(1)`(3-sqrt8)/(3+sqrt8) +(3+sqrt8)/(3-sqrt8)`

Prove that: 1/(3-sqrt(8))-1/(sqrt(8)-\ sqrt(7))+1/(sqrt(7)-\ sqrt(6))-1/(sqrt(6)-\ sqrt(5))+1/(sqrt(5)-2)=5

Show that: 1/(3-sqrt(8))-1/(sqrt(8)-sqrt(7))+1/(sqrt(7)-sqrt(6))-1/(sqrt(6)-sqrt(5))+1/(sqrt(5)-2)=5

The shortest distance between line y"-"x""=""1 and curve x""=""y^2 is : (1) (sqrt(3))/4 (2) (3sqrt(2))/8 (3) 8/(3sqrt(2)) (4) 4/(sqrt(3))

Evaluate : (1)/(3-sqrt(8)) -(1)/(sqrt(8)-sqrt(7))+(1)/(sqrt(7)-sqrt(6))-(1)/(sqrt(6)-sqrt(5))+(1)/(sqrt(5)-2).

Let T = (1)/(3-sqrt(8))-(1)/(sqrt(8)-sqrt(7)) +(1)/(sqrt(7)-sqrt(6))-(1)/(sqrt(6)-sqrt(5))+(1)/(sqrt(5)+2) then-

Evaluate the following : (i) sqrt(30-sqrt(25)) (ii) sqrt(36-sqrt(121)) (iii) root(3)27-root(3)8

FOIL (sqrt8-sqrt2)(sqrt8-sqrt2)

The shortest distance between line y-x=1 and curve x=y^2 is (a) (3sqrt2)/8 (b) 8/(3sqrt2) (c) 4/sqrt3 (d) sqrt3/4

Sum of 1/(sqrt(2)+sqrt(5))+1/(sqrt(5)+sqrt(8))+1/(sqrt(8)+sqrt(11))+1/(sqrt(11)+sqrt(14))+..to n terms= (A) n/(sqrt(3n+2)-sqrt(2)) (B) 1/3 (sqrt(2)-sqrt(3n+2) (C) n/(sqrt(3n+2)+sqrt(2)) (D) none of these

Simplify the following expressions: (i) (11+sqrt(11))(11-sqrt(11)) (ii) (5+sqrt(7))(5-sqrt(7)) (iii) (sqrt(8)-sqrt(2))(sqrt(8)+sqrt(2)) (iv) (sqrt(7)-3)(sqrt(7)+3)