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Simplify . 7+ the square root of 6(3+4)-2+9-3*2^2 The solution is

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Answer:

7+sqrt(37)

Step-by-step explanation:

7+sqrt(6*(3+4)-2+9-3*2^2)=7+sqrt(6*7+7-3*4)=7+sqrt(42+7-12)=7+sqrt(37)

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