SOLUTION: {{{-sqrt(x+4)}}}{{{""=""}}}{{{sqrt(2x-3)}}}

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Answer by Edwin McCravy(20054)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!



The square root radical  never indicates
a negative number.  Therefore the right side of the above equation
cannot be negative.  Therefore the left side, which begins with a
negative sign, could only have value 0.  However that would make
 be 0, which would give .  However, if we 
substitute  in the right side we get  which
is undefined with real numbers.

So, there is no solution unless the - sign in front of the left
side was typo.  If it was a typo, post again without the typo.

Edwin


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