SOLUTION: sqrt(2-x) - sqrt(3x+1) = 1
When I solve this i come up with the answer 12x = 16x^2
To solve for X, do I need to divide 16X by both sides? I'm a little lost at this point.
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-> SOLUTION: sqrt(2-x) - sqrt(3x+1) = 1
When I solve this i come up with the answer 12x = 16x^2
To solve for X, do I need to divide 16X by both sides? I'm a little lost at this point.
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Question 159543: sqrt(2-x) - sqrt(3x+1) = 1
When I solve this i come up with the answer 12x = 16x^2
To solve for X, do I need to divide 16X by both sides? I'm a little lost at this point. Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I didn't get to the same place.
I have the additional 4.
Use the quadratic formula or factor for the solution.
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True statement.
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False statement.
Not a good answer.
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One solution,
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To your question, if you were at that point,
Yes, divide both sides by 16x and you get,
But that is not a solution.