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find the square root of 5+2√6

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Answered by abhiroy56
1

Answer:

√(5+2√6)

(3+2+2√3×√2)

√[(√3+√2) 2]

√3+√2

1.732+1.414

3.146

Answered by Anonymous
111

Answer:

{ \green{√(2)+√(3)}}

Step-by-step explanation:

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 \implies \sf \: a^2+b^2+2ab

 \large \boxed{ \bold {Here}}

 \implies \sf5+2√(6)

 \implies \sf√(2)^2+√(3)^2+2√(2)√(3)

 \implies \sf[√(2)+√(3)]^2

 \boxed{ \sf \bold{now \: square \: root \: of \: 5+2√(6) \: is}}

 \implies \sf√{[√(2)+√(3)]^2}

 \implies \sf√(2)+√(3)

 \sf \: So \: answer \: is \:   \large {\boxed{ \green{√(2)+√(3)}}}

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