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What is the answer for Two y square root 2( x +y) when x=1 and y =4

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Given expression is 2 y √ ( 2 (x + y ) .

Here x = 1 and y = 4 .

We have 2 ( x + y ) in square root in the given expression .

To find the answer of the given expression , we need to plug the given values

of x and y .

We plug " 1 " in place of x and " 4 " in place of y .

Then we need to simplify the given expression .

Please see the attachment .

On simplifying we get 8 multiply square root 10 .

Value of square root 10 is 3.1623 .

Thus the value of the expression is 8 * √10 = 8 * 3.1623

= 25.2982 .


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