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Solve for the equation below \sqrt[2]{0}

Solve for the equation below \sqrt[2]{0}
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Solve for the equation below

\sqrt[2]{0}

User Aexyn
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Answer:0

Explanation: You can’t multiply a number by zero to get a greater number. Annything multiplied by 0 is always 0
User Daren Thomas
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Answer:

0

Explanation:

0*0=0

So the answer is 0

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