Math, asked by K4katana, 1 year ago

$3 \sqrt{2} - 2 \sqrt{2} =$

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Answered by dhruvsh

3root2 - 2root2 = root 2.

Hope this helps....

dhruvsh: What process do u want dear there's no process

K4katana: i mean like what did u substract with what? like did you substract 3 and 2 and then remains root 2 something like that?

dhruvsh: See 3root2 means 3 times root2

dhruvsh: I mean 3root2 = root2 + root2 + root2

dhruvsh: Similarly 2root2= root 2 + root2

Ritikraj828: take root 2 common from both it is 3-2 that is 1and root2 is already there so it is root2

Ritikraj828: do you get that

K4katana: oh its easy...thank you so much

Ritikraj828: thank you

dhruvsh: Yaa that's correct man

Answered by InnocentBachiNo1

[tex]3 \sqrt{2} -2 \sqrt{2} = \sqrt{2} [/tex]

K4katana: i know the answer but i wanted to know how to do it

InnocentBachiNo1: you got it na? from the above comments of Dhruvsh

K4katana: yes

InnocentBachiNo1: yo

InnocentBachiNo1: good

K4katana: :-)

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