Math, asked by atulraj3362, 11 months ago

make q no 3,4
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Answered by soumamondal

2

Answer:

Q3=√110^1/4=1.799592132

Q4=anything multiply 0 is 0

so ans is 0

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Answered by anmolgakher

0

question 4

Answer:

(1+8+27+64) *0

= 0

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