Math, asked by atulsahani888824, 11 months ago


2 \sqrt{2  \:  -  \sqrt{2 =  \sqrt{2} } }
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

With an "=" sign under the radical sign, it makes no sense as it is.  Square roots of numbers make sense, but the square root of a logical proposition does not.

I suspect you might have a small typo.

Perhaps you meant:

2√2 - √2 = √2

which would make things much easier.

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