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Mathematics, 24.03.2021 18:10, lilyclairehutson

how that, if is small enough for its cube and higher powers to be neglected, . by putting ,show that . [5mks](b)If is so small that its fourth and higher powers may be neglected show that and find the numbers and .Hence by putting show that the sum of the fourth roots of and of is approximat​

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