Math, asked by Ashish1982, 1 year ago

$\sqrt{4 } + \sqrt{14}$

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

$= > \sqrt{4} + \sqrt{14} \\ = > 2 + 3.74 \\ = > 5.74$

Answered by srikanthn711

3

Answer:

$\sqrt{4} + \sqrt{14} = 5.74165739$

5.741

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