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Answered by Rohith200422
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Question:

1. \: 10 + 6 \sqrt{3}

2. \: 38 \sqrt{14}  + 100 \sqrt{2}

To find:

To find the value of above two expressions.

Answer:

\bigstar \sf \pink{ \bold{20.392}}

\bigstar \sf \red{ \bold{283.558}}

Step-by-step explanation:

1. \: 10 + 6 \sqrt{3}

\implies10 + 6(1.732)

\implies10 + 10.392

\implies \boxed{20.392}

2. \: 38 \sqrt{14}  + 100 \sqrt{2}

\implies38(3.741) + 100(1.414)

\implies 142.158  + 141.4

\implies \boxed{283.558}

The value of,

 ✷  \: \sqrt{3} \: is \: 1.732

✷  \: \sqrt{14} \: is \: 3.741

✷  \: \sqrt{2} \: is \: 1.414

⚠️Note⚠️

You can memorize the values , or you can do it by long division method.

Answered by rishabh994
2

Answer:

i)10 + 6 \sqrt{3}  \\ 10 + 6(1.73) \\ 10 + 10.38 \\ 20.38

Now \:  \sqrt[3]{20.38}  = 2.73150119

ii) \: 38 \sqrt{14}  + 100 \sqrt{2}  \\ 38(3.741) + 100(1.414) \\ 142.158 + 141.4 \\ 283.558

Now \:  \sqrt[3]{238.558}  = 6.20199381

Hope you understand it

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