Find √(3+4r) Hence, evaluate f(√(+4))
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This is already simplified, so we have: $(3+4r)$ Now, we need to evaluate this expression when $r=5$. To do this, we substitute $5$ for $r$: $(3+4(5))$ Show more…
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