SOLUTION: Please help solve: There exists x in Q, such that you have 3x^2-27=0. Q= rational numbers

SOLUTION: Please help solve: There exists x in Q, such that you have 3x^2-27=0. Q= rational numbers

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Question 569377: Please help solve:
There exists x in Q, such that you have 3x^2-27=0. Q= rational numbers
Answer by IWork4Dessert(60) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This problem is very fancily worded, but is really very simple. All you need to do is solve the equation.
3x^2-27=0
Move 27 to the other side...
3x^2=27
Divide both sides by 3 to get the variable alone...
x^2=9
Solve for x.
x=3
Hope this helps :)
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