acc to light,
If,a>b , b>c so c <a
but then sq root wont exist
so a=b=c shud be the case if no complex nos
so sq root is zero
Find the square root of...
\sqrt{a-b}+\sqrt{b-c}+\sqrt{c-a}
acc to light,
If,a>b , b>c so c <a
but then sq root wont exist
so a=b=c shud be the case if no complex nos
so sq root is zero
no no.. this is not the way..
there is a final answer..
and if you look closely the given expression is already complex.. So the final answer will be a complex number but will not involve any i's [1]
Hint: try to observe something before jumping to attempt the question
@ nishant sir : is it going to be of the form (x+y+z)2then sq root will be x+y+z
1/2(a-b+b-c+c-a+2√a-b+2√b-c+2√c-a)
am i proceeding correctly
you knwo what jagaran.. you have solved the problem completely :D
without realizing that :P