Quantity I: x 2 = 1369 x =`sqrt1369` = `+-` 37 Quantity II: y3 + 20 = 50673 y3 = 50673 – 20 y3 = 50653 y3 = 37`xx` 37`xx` 37 y = `3sqrt((37))^3` = 37 Hence, Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
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