SOLUTION: I have to solve for z I have tried to figure this out and can't. Please help me 3+√(z-11) = √(z+4)
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Question 628270
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I have to solve for z
I have tried to figure this out and can't.
Please help me
3+√(z-11) = √(z+4)
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3+√(z-11) = √(z+4)
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Square both sides
Square again
36(z-11) = 36
x-11 = 1
z = 12