SOLUTION: Hi Tutors, Can someone see if I did this problem right and if not can you tell me what I did wrong. Solve the equations.
sqrt 4x + 1 + 3 =0
sqrt 4x + 1 = -3
sqrt 4x + 1
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-> SOLUTION: Hi Tutors, Can someone see if I did this problem right and if not can you tell me what I did wrong. Solve the equations.
sqrt 4x + 1 + 3 =0
sqrt 4x + 1 = -3
sqrt 4x + 1
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Question 119883: Hi Tutors, Can someone see if I did this problem right and if not can you tell me what I did wrong. Solve the equations.
sqrt 4x + 1 + 3 =0
sqrt 4x + 1 = -3
sqrt 4x + 1^2 =(-3)^2
4x + 1= 9
4x = 9 – 1 Subtract
4x = 8 Divide by 2
x= 2 is the answer
How can I check to see if this is the right answer.
One more thing I am stuck on this problem because of the x can someone please help.
sqrt 2x + 1 + x = 7 Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Subtract Divide by 2 is the answer
How can I check to see if this is the right answer.
You can plug this value of back into the original equation,
but first notice what you got above:
This is telling you that what you're squaring on the right is
a negative number, so The square root on the left must be the
negative square root, which, when squared gives a positive
Going back to:
This is true, one of the square roots of 9 is -3.
OK