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√196/7×√900/x=4 then find the value of x
a 1575
b 1521
c 1296
d 2116 with solution​

Answers

Answered by ruparani6299
37

Answer:

14 /√7×30/√x=4

420/√7×√x=4

420/4×√7=√x

105/√7=√x

square both sides

11025/7=x

1575=x

so, 1575 is answer

Answered by Agastya0606
29

Given:

√196/√7 × √900/√x = 4.

To find:

The value of x.

Solution:

As given, we have,

 \frac{√196}{√7}  \times  \frac{√900}{√x}  = 4

As we know that the square root of 196 and 900 is 14 and 30 respectively. So,

 \frac{14}{√7}  \times  \frac{30}{√x}  = 4

This can be written as

 \frac{420}{√7 \times  \sqrt{x} }   = 4

On taking √x to the RHS and 4 to the denominator of LHS, we get

 \frac{420}{ \sqrt{7} \times 4 } =  \sqrt{x}

 \frac{105}{ \sqrt{7} }  =  \sqrt{x}

On squaring both sides, we get

  \frac{ {105}^{2} }{ {7} }  = x

 \frac{11025}{7}  = x

x = 1575

So, the value of x is a. 1575.

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