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3.4086580994024981055126631335409
sqrt(3)= 1.7320508075688772935274463415059
sqrt(15) = 3.8729833462074168851792653997824
sqrt(3) x sqrt(15) = 6.7082039324993690892275210061938 = sqrt(45) = 3 x sqrt(5)
AnswerThis is an example of a question that's ambiguous because it hasn't been written mathematically. The above answer is for sqrt(3) x sqrt(15). Another interpretation of the question would be sqrt(3 x sqrt(15)), which has a different answer.
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