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Question
Classify the given pair of surds into like surd and unlike surd.
`sqrt 68, 5 sqrt3`
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Solution
Since, `sqrt 68`
= `sqrt (4 xx 17)`
= `2 sqrt17`
So, `sqrt 68, 5 sqrt3` is unlike surds.
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