Julian Det De Villa Zapanta's answer to Dunelm's Secondary 3 A Maths Singapore question.
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The proof relies on the rationalisation radicals.
As for part 2 of the question, it requires you to view the sum in pairs and notice that it will sum up to 0 leaving behind the initial and the final radicald of the entire sum.
As for part 2 of the question, it requires you to view the sum in pairs and notice that it will sum up to 0 leaving behind the initial and the final radicald of the entire sum.
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