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Type the correct answer in the box. Use numerals instead of words.

Consider this expression.
|m^2+n^2|

Type the correct answer in the box. Use numerals instead of words. Consider this expression-example-1
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Answer:

34

Explanation:

We are here given a modulus expression and we need to find out the value when m = -5 and n = 3 .

Modulus :- It always gives positive value . For example ,


\rm\implies |-a| = a


\rm\implies |a| = a

The given modulus expression is :-


\rm\implies |m^2+ n^2|

As the number inside the modulus operator are already squared therefore they will always give positive value for real numbers . Here we can omit the modulus .


\rm\implies m^2 + n^2

Plug in the given values ,


\rm\implies (-5)^2 + 3^2

Solve 5² and 3² and add them ,


\rm\implies 25 + 9

On adding ,


\rm\implies 34

Therefore ,


\rm\implies \boxed{\blue = 34 }

Hence the required answer is 34 .

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