SOLUTION: Solve (sqrt x + 6)^2 where x is the only radicand under the radical sign.

SOLUTION: Solve (sqrt x + 6)^2 where x is the only radicand under the radical sign.

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Question 935320: Solve (sqrt x + 6)^2 where x is the only radicand under the radical sign.

Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You want, as pure text, this:
(sqrt(x)+6)^2

Which appears as this when given the rendering tags:

Handle that the way you would ordinarily handle the squaring of a binomial.

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