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What is the opposite operation of squaring? Using this opposite operation, rewrite the equation from question 1 so s is by itsel

f on one side of the equation.

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Radda [10]2 years ago

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The opposite operation of squaring is to find the square root. I dunno what the original equation is so I can’t help with that

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A - Andy's money
L - Polly's money

1. The money of the Phoebe, Andy, and Polly, when added together would total £270. Thus,

B + A + L = £270 (EQUATION 1)

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