if x is a positive integer, for how many dofferent values of x is square root 48 over x a whole number

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Mazyrski [523]3 years ago

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<h2><em>Therefore, for 3 values of 'x', the given fraction is a square. So, for those 3 values of 'x', the square root of the fraction will be a whole number. Thus, the answer is 3.</em></h2>

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