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How do you know that there exists a real number x>0 such that x^2 = 3? no answer needed, just take the points.

How do you know that there exists a real number x>0 such that x^2 = 3? no answer needed, just take the points.
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How do you know that there exists a real number x>0 such that x^2 = 3?

no answer needed, just take the points.

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User Sudesh
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Thought I would show you that my question you commented on was incomplete like I said, thanks for the points though.

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How do you know that there exists a real number x>0 such that x^2 = 3? no answer-example-1
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User Screndib
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Answer:0x0

Step-by-step explanation: there will have to be a number as its infinite numbers apparently

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User MOntu
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