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how to prove 5√2 is greater than 15√5

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Answered by soumik860

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Answer:

5√2 = √5² x 2 = √25 x 2 = √50

15√5 = √15² x 5 = √225 x 5 = √1125

Thus, √1125 > √50 = 15√5 > 5√2.

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