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If 9√x=√12+√147,then x is equal to​
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If 9√x=√12+√147,then x is equal to​

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9 √(x) = √(12) + √(147) \\ = > √(x) = ( √(12) + √(147) )/(9) \\ = > x = {(( √(12) + √(147) )/(9) )}^(2) \\ = > x = ( (15.58)/(9) )^(2) \\ = > 3

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