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H=p√m2+n find the value of h when p = 3, n=20 , m=6

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We can substitute the given values of p, m, and n into the formula for h:

h = p√(m^2 + n)

h = 3√(6^2 + 20)

h = 3√(36 + 20)

h = 3√56

We can simplify this by factoring 56 into its prime factors:

h = 3√(2^3 × 7)

h = 3 × √(2^2 × 7) × √2

h = 3 × 2√7

Therefore, when p = 3, n = 20, and m = 6, the value of h is 6√7 or approximately 13.42.

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