SOLUTION: To solve √(x+√x-5=5 for x, begin with which step?
A. Combine the two like radicals, then square both sides.
B. Isolate one radical expression.
C. Eliminate the
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A. Combine the two like radicals, then square both sides.
B. Isolate one radical expression.
C. Eliminate the
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Question 726801: To solve √(x+√x-5=5 for x, begin with which step?
A. Combine the two like radicals, then square both sides.
B. Isolate one radical expression.
C. Eliminate the negative in the second radical expression.
D. Square both sides of the equation. Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
