ajaykv wrote:
while we take square root for st 2 - will it not give a +/- answer?
But m=6.2*10^n, so m will always be positive....
while we take square root for st 2 - will it not give a +/- answer?
But m=6.2*10^n, so m will always be positive....
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Data Sufficiency (DS) | Re: If n is a positive integer and m = 6.2*10^n, what is the value of m?
while we take square root for st 2 - will it not give a +/- answer?
But m=6.2*10^n, so m will always be positive....
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