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4 years ago

Find the geometric mean of 9 and 11.

Mathematics

2 answers:

adoni [48]4 years ago

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The answer would be 3 root 11

Zanzabum4 years ago

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wrong anwser:

no olivia, its accually 3 root 11

<em>No Step-by-step explanation</em>: trust me my anwser is correct

brainlyest ?

/e danceThe answer would be 6.5

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