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Are there any tips for finding the square root of large numbers like this?
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Statement 2: \(x^2=529\)

x can be -23 or +23

As this statement gives two different values, This statement is not sufficient

Statement 1:\(x^2+40x+391=\)0

Above can be written as (x+23)(x+17)=0

So x can be -23 or -17

As this statement gives two different values, This statement is not sufficient

Combining both statements we get x=-23

Answer is C
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