What should be added to `sqrt5 + sqrt3` so that the result is `2 sqrt5

1.	What should be added to `sqrt5 + sqrt3` so that the result is `2 sqrt5` ?
Answer» The required quantity `= 2 sqrt5 - (sqrt5 + sqrt3))` `= 2 sqrt5- sqrt5 - sqrt3` `= sqrt5 - sqrt3` Hence `(sqrt5 - sqrt3)` should be added to `sqrt5 + sqrt3` to get `2 sqrt5`

Discussion

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