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If x y are rational numbers and $\frac{5+\sqrt{11}}{3-2\sqrt{11}}$= $x+y\sqrt{11}$ The values of x and y are

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If x y are rational numbers and $\frac{5+\sqrt{11}}{3-2\sqrt{11}}$= $x+y\sqrt{11}$ The values of x and y are
1). x=$\frac{-14}{17}$ , y=$\frac{-13}{26}$
2). x=$\frac{4}{13}$ , y=$\frac{11}{17}$
3). x=$\frac{-27}{25}$ , y=$\frac{-11}{37}$
4). x=$\frac{-37}{35}$ , y=$\frac{-13}{35}$

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it from previous year ssc papers, option 4 is the right answer

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