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For which value of x must the expression √97x be further simplified?

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\bf √(97x)\qquad x=20\implies √(97\cdot 20)\qquad \begin{cases} 20\implies 2\cdot 2\cdot 5\\ \qquad 2^2\cdot 5 \end{cases} \\\\\\ √(97\cdot 2^2\cdot 5)\implies 2√(97\cdot 5)\implies 2√(485)
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Answer with explanation:

The Expression which is equal to ,


=√(97 x)

in which 97 is Prime Number, and x is a Variable.

So, for further Simplification, x must be a Composite Number, having two Identical Factor.

For, x=5,
=√(97 x) , can not further Simplified.

For, x=10,
=√(97 x) , also can not further Simplified.

For, x=15,
=√(97 x) , can not be further Simplified.

But for, x=20


=√(97 * 20)\\\\=√(97 * 2* 2 * 5)\\\\=2 √(97 * 5)\\\\=2√(485)

The Expression can be further Simplified.

Option D: 20

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