Math, asked by omom56196, 7 months ago

$\sqrt{2} - \sqrt{3} \div \sqrt{7 } + \sqrt{5}$

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Answered by vanshikavirmani

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√2 - √ 3 ÷ √ 7 + √ 5 will be equal to 2.99 or 3...

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