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Consider the expression


\sqrt{a^(2) + 12 } + |b|
when a = -2 and b= 14. what is the value of the expression?

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User Dankilev
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Answer:


\sf 18

Explanation:


\sf = \sqrt{ { - 2}^(2) + 12} + |14|


\sf = √((( - 2) * ( - 2)) + 12) + 14


\sf = √(4 + 12) + 14


\sf = √(16) + 14


\sf = \sqrt{ {4}^(2) } + 14


\sf = 4 + 14


\sf = 18

User Seann
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Answer:

18

Explanation:


√(((-2)^2 + 12)) + 14

=
√((4 + 12)) + 14

=
√(16)+14

= 4 + 14

= 18

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User NickAb
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