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$I.$ $x^{2} = 14641$
$II.$ $y = \sqrt{14641}$
$I.$ $x^{2} = 14641$
$II.$ $y = \sqrt{14641}$
- Aif $x > y$
- Bif $x < y$
- Cif $x \ge y$
- Dif $x \le y$
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