Math, asked by skylabreddy78, 10 months ago

If x2 + y = 10 where ‘x’ is a prime number and ‘y’ is a perfect square, find x+y^2

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Answered by MaryamMS

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X is 3 and y is 4 . Therefore x+y ^2 = 3 +4^2 =3+16=19

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