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3 years ago

What is the square root of 137

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The square root of 137,

$\sqrt{137}$

can't be simplified anymore, not even by the method of taking out a perfect root

x $\sqrt{x}$ (x* $\sqrt{x}$ )

Thus, the answer is 11.70 (rounded)

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