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Tanzania [10]
4 years ago
5

Is the product of 3/5×√7​

Business
1 answer:
rodikova [14]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The product of 3/5×√7 is therefor;

1.5876

Explanation:

The product of;

(3/5)×√7

we can write;

3/5 as a decimal=3/5=0.6

√7 as a decimal=2.646

we now have;

0.6×2.646

We can write 0.6×2.646 as;

(6×2646)×10^(-4)

solving the product;

15,876×10^(-4)

write 15,876×10^(-4) as a decimal;

1.5876

The product of 3/5×√7 is therefor

1.5876

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