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User Longblog
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Answer: x = √24

or That is
√(4*6) =2√(6)

Explanation:


\sqrt{10^(2) } =10
\sqrt{14^(2) } =14


a^(2) +b^(2) =c^(2)

10 + 14 = 24 .That is
c^(2)

Take the square root of 24 to get √24 . That is
√(4*6) =2√(6)

User Asish
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Answer:


x=2√(6)

Explanation:

Use the Pythagorean theorem:


a^2+b^2=c^2

a and b are the legs and c is the hypotenuse. Insert the values:


√(10)^2+√(14)^2=x^2

Simplify exponents using the rule
√(x)^2=x :


10+14=x^2

Simplify addition:


24=x^2\\x^2=24

Find the square root:


√(x^2)=√(24)\\ x=√(24)

Simplify in radical form: Find a common factor of 24 that is a perfect square:


√(24)=√(4*6)

Separate:


√(4)*√(6)

Simplify:


2*√(6)\\x=2√(6)

Finito.

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