Math, asked by Krijit, 3 months ago

The two roots of the equation x^2=6 are what & what

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Answered by baranishanmu

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Step-by-step explanation:

Hence, roots are x=−2,2,4.

Answered by Uniquedosti00017

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Answer:

the equation is

x² = 6

=> x = √6

so, the roots are √6 and -√6

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