SOLUTION: f(4.3)= the square root of x-4 divided by x^2-9 I have to give a radical as an answer, I cannot give a decimal. PLEASE HELP, THANK YOU !!!

SOLUTION: f(4.3)= the square root of x-4 divided by x^2-9 I have to give a radical as an answer, I cannot give a decimal. PLEASE HELP, THANK YOU !!!

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Question 940994: f(4.3)= the square root of x-4 divided by x^2-9
I have to give a radical as an answer, I cannot give a decimal.
PLEASE HELP, THANK YOU !!!
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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