Math, asked by ddplproduction, 9 months ago

$14 + 6 \sqrt{5}$

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Answered by nair93091

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Answer:

14+6√5 could be solved further by taking out 2 as common.

=> 14 + 6√5

=> 2(7+3√5)

Answered by crazyarcadetechz

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Answer:

on further solving,

2(7+3√5)

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