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For `(1)/(asqrt(x)+bsqrt(y))` the rationalising factor is a `asqrt(x)-bsqrt(y)` .
If `x=(sqrt(5)+sqrt(3))/(sqrt(80)+sqrt(48)-sqrt(45)-sqrt(27))` then value of `4x^(2)+3x+5` is

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