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If √2:(1+√3)::√6:x,then x is equal to-

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Answered by Yashkhtri

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Answered by ganesh1262002

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the correct answer is 3.732.

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√2/1+√3=√2× √3 (√6=√2×√3)/X

therefore ,X =√3+3= 1.732+3= 3.732.

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