Math, asked by kanwarsalgotra143, 11 months ago

(6th root 27 - square root 27/4) raised to the power 2 gives what?

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Answered by AliAsgar33
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Answered by spiderman2019
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Answer:

3/4

Step-by-step explanation:

[ 6th root 27 - √27/4 ]².

Let us first simplify expression and then square it.

For ease of understanding i am showing how each term can be simplified.

=> 6th root 27 =  (3³)¹/⁶ = 3 ³/⁶ =  3 ¹/² = √3.

=> √27/4 = 3/2(√3)

Thus  

[ 6th root 27 - √27/4 ]² = [√3 - 3/2(√3)]² = [-√3/2]² = 3/4.

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