Asked by kasdfa
What is the solution to the equation 3squared squareroot 5x-4 =3squared 7 squaredroot7x+8
x = –6
x = –1
x = 1
x = 2
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I can't reliably parse the way the equation was typed. Could you retype it using ^ for powers and sqrt(...) for square roots? For example:
- 3^2 * sqrt(5*x - 4) = 3^2 * 7 * sqrt(7*x + 8)
- or 3*sqrt(5*x - 4) = 3*sqrt(7)*sqrt(7*x + 8)
- or sqrt(5*x - 4) = 3^2*7*sqrt(7*x + 8)
Any of those are very different, so please confirm the exact form and then I will solve and check which of x = −6, −1, 1, 2 is correct.
- 3^2 * sqrt(5*x - 4) = 3^2 * 7 * sqrt(7*x + 8)
- or 3*sqrt(5*x - 4) = 3*sqrt(7)*sqrt(7*x + 8)
- or sqrt(5*x - 4) = 3^2*7*sqrt(7*x + 8)
Any of those are very different, so please confirm the exact form and then I will solve and check which of x = −6, −1, 1, 2 is correct.
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