what is the value of Square root of 2014^2-(2014.4000)+2000^2

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The expression is a perfect square: (2014-2000)^2, so the square root is 2014-2000=14.
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Square root of 2014^2-(2014.4000)+2000^2
= 2837.8900632..

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