12. Compute f = (/2 -1), take 12 =1.4, which is the best result by using the following equations? 1 (1) (3–2/2)'; (2) 99–70/2; (3) 7d2 +D (4) (/2 +1)° * (3+2/2)**
12. Compute f = (/2 -1), take 12 =1.4, which is the best result by using the following equations? 1 (1) (3–2/2)'; (2) 99–70/2; (3) 7d2 +D (4) (/2 +1)° * (3+2/2)**
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Transcribed Image Text:12. Compute f = (/2 –1)*, take 2 1.4, which is the best result by using the
following equations?
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(1) (3–2/2)'; (2) 99–70/2; (3) d2 + D°* (4)
(3+2/2)'
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