Math, asked by deshmukhshivani030, 11 months ago

find the value of
 \sqrt{162 +  \sqrt{38 +  \sqrt{121} } }

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Answered by FalakFarheen
12

Answer:

Hey mate...

here is your answer :-

Step-by-step explanation:

As we know ,

11 is the square of 121 therefore

 \sqrt{121}  = 11

put the value 11 instead of

 \sqrt{121}

then add 38 to 11

 \sqrt{38 + 11}  = 49

7 is the square of 49 therefore, put 7 instead of 49

then,

Add 7 and 162

 \sqrt{162 + 7}  = 169

13 is the square of 169 so, put 13 instead of 169

Hence , the answer is 13...

Hope it helps you...!!!

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Answered by AnandMPC
5

Answer is 13

Hooe it helps:)

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