SOLUTION: find the value of x in the equation. 2 radical sign x + 20= 15+3 radical sign x

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Question 5837: find the value of x in the equation. 2 radical sign x + 20= 15+3 radical sign x
Answer by Abbey(339)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

subtract 20 from both sides:

square both sides:

subtract 25-9x from both sides:

divide both sides by -5

square both sides:

subtract 36x from both sides:

Factor:

x=25 or x=1

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