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User Killogre
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

using

x × y =
√(x^2+y^2) , then

2 × 4
√(2)

=
\sqrt{2^2+(4√(2))^2 }

=
√(4+32)

=
√(36)

= 6

User Wfgeo
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\textsf {Applying this formula :}


\mathsf {(x) * (y) =\sqrt{x^(2) + y^(2)}}


\textsf {Now take :}


\mathsf {x = 2}\\\mathsf {y = 4√(2)}


\mathsf {Solving :}


\implies \mathsf {\sqrt{(2)^(2) + (4√(2))^(2)}}


\implies \mathsf {√(4 + 32)}


\implies \mathsf {6}

User Alp Mestanogullari
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