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How would I solve the problem
What is the square root of 7 - the square root of 7 + the square root of 7 - the square root of 7 + ... But as one radical, not just adding and subtracting seperate ones over and over. |
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you got it right that (your subject title) has to be treated as a radical.
Obviously it can't be an integar. [I beleive you can do a better job than I to define an integer] Plus it is to be treated as a single concurring term. (think of it as a variable z if that sounds eazy) Now, all that is left to it is to solve the Statisitical problem and find the sum by applying hte relevant formula in your text / given to you by your teacher Hope you understand, Pin~Jinx / anarchist is back, I guess.. |
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