SOLUTION: Solve this equation and include steps showing your work: sqrt(4x^2+x-3)=2x

SOLUTION: Solve this equation and include steps showing your work: sqrt(4x^2+x-3)=2x

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Question 19347: Solve this equation and include steps showing your work:
sqrt(4x^2+x-3)=2x
Answer by xcentaur(357) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Take the sqrt over to the other side makes it square,

expanding the right hand side

cancelling out common terms

-Prabhat

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