SOLUTION: I have already gotten this wrong on an exam, I need to know what the right answer is. What is the value of j in the equation? the square root of j+ the square root of j+14=3 to th
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Question 5797: I have already gotten this wrong on an exam, I need to know what the right answer is. What is the value of j in the equation? the square root of j+ the square root of j+14=3 to the square root of j+10. This is also a multiple choice A.2 B.4 C.16 and D.the square root of 2? Please help? Answer by longjonsilver(2297) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! you really must learn to use brackets - you confuse the hell of everyone by your "English" descriptiion of the maths question.
I am assuming (big assumption) that you mean the following:
