SOLUTION: solving an equation with a radical 6 outside the radical and x+3 inside to the fourth root = 15

SOLUTION: solving an equation with a radical 6 outside the radical and x+3 inside to the fourth root = 15

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Question 240720: solving an equation with a radical 6 outside the radical and x+3 inside to the fourth root = 15
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

I think you mean:

In which case, first multiply by

Raise to the 4th power:

You can do the arithmetic from here.

John

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