Math, asked by yuvaraju37, 11 months ago

2√x
=√(2^2)x
=√4x.
-√x
=-1√x
=√(-1)^2x
√x
Therefore
-√x=√x
Is this correct?

Answers

Answered by Bakernancy444
0

Answer:

no its incorrect

we cannot do this

Answered by Anonymous
0

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Yes , This is obviously correct root is a both negative and positive term so this can be true.

Let x = 1

→ ± √x = ± √x

→ ± √1 = ± √1

→ 1 = 1 and -1 = - 1

Any positive real number has two equal roots : a positive root and a negative root

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