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Rylee
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12 August, 20:57
Evaluate √x^2 + y^2 when x^2 = 20 and y^2 = 10
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Bradshaw
12 August, 21:01
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5.477
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have to get the value √ (x²+y²) in this question where the values of x² and y² are given to be 20 and 10 respectively.
Let A = √ (x²+y²) = √ (20+10) {Since the value of x² = 20 and that of y² = 10}
⇒ A = √30 = 5.477
Therefore, the value of √ (x²+y²) is 5.477. (Answer)
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