Math, asked by pavi160, 1 year ago

√5√5√5√5√5÷√5√5√5√5 =?

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Answered by zeelp2002pcw8m1

4

The answer is
$\sqrt{5}$

surbhi2351: correct answer

Answered by rahulumang1352

0

Is only 5 in algebra

surbhi2351: ya

munirakhokharpcl22h: no

surbhi2351: thanks

munirakhokharpcl22h: ans is root of five and not five

munirakhokharpcl22h: ok

munirakhokharpcl22h: ur welcome

surbhi2351: but i say to √5 then why

munirakhokharpcl22h: ??

surbhi2351: wide pleasure

surbhi2351: nothing

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