SOLUTION: I have an unsimplified equation and need to simplify it then solve for x:
{{{( 3sqrt(2) - x )/( sqrt(x) ) = sqrt(2x)/ ( sqrt(2) - x ) }}}
so if I simplify using cross multipl
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{{{( 3sqrt(2) - x )/( sqrt(x) ) = sqrt(2x)/ ( sqrt(2) - x ) }}}
so if I simplify using cross multipl
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Question 976853: I have an unsimplified equation and need to simplify it then solve for x:
so if I simplify using cross multiply I should have?:
I'm new to doing this with square roots all involved, did I go about this right? Found 2 solutions by josgarithmetic, Alan3354:Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I only partially checked your first step. Assuming your work is correct to the last equation shown, you now have a quadratic equation and can use general solution of a quadratic equation to solve for x.
-----you can simplify this yourself, and check if it is acceptable in the originally-given equation.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I have an unsimplified equation and need to simplify it then solve for x:
so if I simplify using cross multiply I should have?:
I'm new to doing this with square roots all involved, did I go about this right?
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Looks right. Solve for x.
Square both sides.
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Sub u for x^2