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The sum of all values of satisfying √ − √ is:

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  • A2
  • B10
  • C12
  • D8

Step-by-Step Solution

Write √ + √ and square: √, so √. Squaring again gives , i.e. , so or . Both satisfy the original equation (√9 − √1 = 2 and √25 − √9 = 2), so the sum is 12.
Answer: C) 12

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