SOLUTION: Please help me solve this square root equation {{{ sqrt(w+3)=3+sqrt(w+1)
I think it looks like w+3^2=3+w+1^2 but not sure, and then not sure where to go after this . Thank y
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I think it looks like w+3^2=3+w+1^2 but not sure, and then not sure where to go after this . Thank y
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Question 868617: Please help me solve this square root equation sqrt(w+3)=3+sqrt(w+1)
I think it looks like w+3^2=3+w+1^2 but not sure, and then not sure where to go after this . Thank you Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Here's the problem.
You can never get a square root to yield a negative number.
There is no solution.
You can see from the graph, the two curves (left hand side and right hand side of the equation) are almost "parallel" so they will never meet. Parallel in quotes because they are not straight lines.
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