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Square root of 14 multiplied by the square root of 35
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Square root of 14 multiplied by the square root of 35

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Answer:

7√10

Explanation:

√14 × √35 = √(14 × 35) = √(2 × 7 × 5 × 7) = √(49 × 10) = 7√10

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