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Question 60914: I can only solve part of this equation and then I get stuck. Can someone show me the next steps I need to take and explain how they are done? I have done the equation as far as I can:
SQRT(2X-1)+SQRT(X-4)= 4 <----original equation
SQRT(2X-1)=4-SQRT(X-4)
(SQRT<2X-1>)^2 = (4-SQRT)^2
2X-1 = (4-SQRT)(4-SQRT) <------I am lost as to how to solve finish this side of the equation.
Thanks!
Found 2 solutions by funmath, joyofmath: Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): Answer by joyofmath(189) (Show Source):
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