Math, asked by aarna14, 8 months ago

What is the coefficient of 2 in the algebraic expression 3 + √2 − 2√3.

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Answered by HEARTIE

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√3 is the coefficient of 2 in the algebraic expression 3 + √2 − 2√3.

Answered by malavika2604

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answer is √3

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