SOLUTION: Solve for x. Square root of (x-6) -3 = Square root of x How do you get rid of the square roots? I tried squaring everything and that did not work x-6+9=x ?

Question 927212: Solve for x.
Square root of (x-6) -3 = Square root of x
How do you get rid of the square roots? I tried squaring everything and that did not work
x-6+9=x ?

Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
OK, add three to both sides first.

Now square both sides,

There are no real solutions for this problem.

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