SOLUTION: How to solve this algebraic question?
the value of a=4,b=7 and k =11
this is part b that I can't understand:
a*(squareroot b^2 -c)= 5k
we need to find c.
Can you giv
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Question 847253: How to solve this algebraic question?
the value of a=4,b=7 and k =11
this is part b that I can't understand:
a*(squareroot b^2 -c)= 5k
we need to find c.
Can you give me a detailed explanation and solution to this please.thanks.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Divide by both sides by
Square both sides
Change 49 to a fraction with denominator of 16
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