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If a positive number exceeds its positive square root by 12 then find the number

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Answered by blackcat
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16 is the answer 

As now we have from given information x = x^(1/2) +12

 let us consider x^(1/2) = t 

then according to the equation t^2=t+12

ie. t^2 - t - 12 =0

factorizing we get (t+3)(t-4)=0,

As  we here consider only positive values we get ,

t = 4 , ie. x^(1/2) = 4

x = 4^2

x = 16
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