Math, asked by raviprakash25072001, 3 months ago

100
 \sqrt{21 \times 12 \times 14 \times 16}

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Answered by khansaaiqa
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Step-by-step explanation:

100√56448.

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Answered by iamsumanyes
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Given : 100 \sqrt{21 \times 12 \times 14 \times 16}\\

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\quad \: \bullet \:  \: \tt{16800\sqrt{2}\approx 23758.787847868} \\

EXPLANATION :

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 \bigstar \:  \:  \tt100 \sqrt{ 21 \times  12 \times  14 \times  16  }  \\\\\ :\longmapsto \tt \:\: 100\sqrt{56448} \\\\\  \bullet Factor  \: 56448 \: = \: 168^{2}\times 2.  \: Rewrite  \: the \\  square \:  root \:  of \:  the \:  product \:   \sqrt{168^{2}\times 2}  \: as  \:  \\ the  \: product \:  of  \: square \:  roots  \: \sqrt{168^{2}}\sqrt{2}. \\  Take \:  the  \: square  \: root \:  of \:  168^{2}. \\\\\  :\longmapsto \tt \:\: 100\times 168\sqrt{2} \\\\\ \:  \underline{\boxed {:  \implies \tt \:  16800\sqrt{2} }}\\

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