SOLUTION: 2x-11√x -6=0 <--the -6 is not under the radical
The problem asks to solve the problem by making an appropriate substitution.
I tried moving all the numbers but -11√
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The problem asks to solve the problem by making an appropriate substitution.
I tried moving all the numbers but -11√
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Question 836763: 2x-11√x -6=0 <--the -6 is not under the radical
The problem asks to solve the problem by making an appropriate substitution.
I tried moving all the numbers but -11√x to one side and solving from there, but that obviously didn't give me a set of answers like the problem wants and it didn't involve substitution. My textbook isn't helping with this specific problem. Help? Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
