Mathematics, 22.04.2021 22:20 alvaradorosana05

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C=(√2+1)^2+1
write c in the forn n √2 +p where n and p are intigers

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Can i have some help!!
C=(√2+1)^2+1
write c in the forn n √2 +p where n and p are intigers...