SOLUTION: Having trouble finding the answer 2x^2+5=5x^2-37 has to be a radical number for the answer

SOLUTION: Having trouble finding the answer 2x^2+5=5x^2-37 has to be a radical number for the answer

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Question 547209: Having trouble finding the answer
2x^2+5=5x^2-37
has to be a radical number for the answer
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
42=3x^2
42/3=x^2
14=x^2
x=sqrt14
x=3.74
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