SOLUTION: If 6 square root 6x-1-18(-18 is not under square root sign)=0, then x=
5/6. Did I calculate this correctly?
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: If 6 square root 6x-1-18(-18 is not under square root sign)=0, then x=
5/6. Did I calculate this correctly?
This question is from textbook saxon algebra 2
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