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HELP ME OUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

HELP ME OUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-example-1
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When n = 2

First,

m = 6n² + 1

m = 6(2)² + 1

m = 25

Then,

l =
√(m - 7)

l =
√(25 - 7)

l =
√(18)

So when n = 2 l =
3√(2)

When n = 6, we do the same thing but with 6,

First,

m = 6n² + 1

m = 6(6)² + 1

m = 217

Then,

l =
√(m - 7)

l =
√(217 - 7)

l =
√(210)

So when n = 6, l =
√(210)

Hope this helps, good luck! :))

(also the l looks like an uppercase i, sorry about that )

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