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BhandarkarA

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PostSubject: OC Wk 2 Problem 1   OC Wk 2 Problem 1 EmptySat Oct 24, 2009 7:53 pm
Given that x^2=25, y^2=36, and z^2=9, what is the largest possible value of the expres​sion(x+y-z)^2?
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PostSubject: Re: OC Wk 2 Problem 1   OC Wk 2 Problem 1 EmptySun Oct 25, 2009 4:22 pm
Good job!

Additional Querry: What would be the minimum for the expres​sion(x+y-z)^2?
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