Knowledge for allBasic Maths Tricks is shown, And covering the Ncert Maths chapters.
Take x =\/7-2\6
You can just count by fives
In 3 line 3rd one
I did it in my head. The answer is +/- 4. 🙂
±4
Since square roots o positive integers have both a positive and negative solution, your answer is incomplete a best.
By tradition, the square-root symbol is taken to mean the positive square root only. If both roots are intended, it is preceded by a ± symbol.
@@gary.h.turner One could be more specific by including the operant for absolute value thereby eliminating any need for unfounded assumptions.
You had me in the first half not gonna lie.
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Take x =\/7-2\6
You can just count by fives
In 3 line 3rd one
I did it in my head. The answer is +/- 4. 🙂
±4
Since square roots o positive integers have both a positive and negative solution, your answer is incomplete a best.
By tradition, the square-root symbol is taken to mean the positive square root only. If both roots are intended, it is preceded by a ± symbol.
@@gary.h.turner One could be more specific by including the operant for absolute value thereby eliminating any need for unfounded assumptions.
You had me in the first half not gonna lie.
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