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(16(20)+8(32))^(1/2)
16(20)=320
32(8)=256
320+256=576
576^1/2
576^1/2 can also be written as under root 576(according to law of radicals,we can write ^1/2 as under root) ,by simplifying under root 576 we would get 24.
Tell me if 24 is the right answer or not ?if not, then I am extremely sorry.
- by Daniel111
Thu May 21, 2009 2:41 pm- Forum: Problem Solving
- Topic: Question #29 on the O.G. pg 156
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