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Simplify (sqrt3 + sqrt2)/(sqrt3 - sqrt2).

A5 + 2sqrt6
B5 - 2sqrt6
C1 + sqrt6
D3 + 2sqrt6
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 5 + 2sqrt6
Multiply by sqrt3 + sqrt2 over itself: (sqrt3+sqrt2)^2/(3-2) = 5 + 2sqrt6.
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