Math, asked by wwwnithish2005, 1 year ago

[√7(√7)(√7)(√7)(√7)]

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Answered by Kingvardhan1
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 \sqrt{7}  \times  \sqrt{7}  \times  \sqrt{7}  \times  \sqrt{7}  \times  \sqrt{7}  = 7 \times 7 \times  \sqrt{7}  = 49 \sqrt{7}
The answer is 49√7
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Answered by chiragmehta1010
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My assumptions about the question is slightly different.

I'm not considering the question to be muliply sqrt7 5 times which is just elimentary math.

It would be my pleasure to add another answer. Here, you see below.


Ok, if that under root term dissociation is unclear then I can make it clear.

An sqrt means power 1/2  . If that is used 2 times then power 1/4  . Similarly nth root would mean 1/2^n as power.


Bonus result

The series when written infinite would terminate to 7.


Exception in case of addition (where the term should lie between 1/e to e.

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