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What is the value of this please help

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mars1129 [50]3 years ago

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The symbol √ means "square root of". √16 means "square root of 16".
It's a number that gives 16 when you multiply the number by itself.

There are <u>two</u> numbers that can both do the job. They are +4 and -4.

(+4) times (+4) = 16

(-4) times (-4) = 16

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