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Mathematics, 07.05.2020 01:11 PrinceBaphomet

Given that a ≠ b, is it ever possible to have
Sqrt a+ sqrt b = Sqrt a+b? Explain.


Given that a ≠ b, is it ever possible to have Sqrt a+ sqrt b = Sqrt a+b? Explain.

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