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Question 947349: a. Jull wants to make a substitution in the equation: x^(1/3)-36=9x^(1/6) in order to convert it to a quadratic equation. Give the substitution (in form t=...) and the resulting quadratic equation. Do not solve.
b. After making the substitution u=x^4 in the equation, Jaime found the solution u=16 and u=-4. Find the solution(s) for x.
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a. Jull wants to make a substitution in the equation: x^(1/3)-36=9x^(1/6) in order to convert it to a quadratic equation. Give the substitution (in form t=...) and the resulting quadratic equation. Do not solve.
b. After making the substitution u=x^4 in the equation, Jaime found the solution u=16 and u=-4. Find the solution(s) for x.
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a.
Let
Then , or becomes: ------- Resulting quadratic equation after substitution of t for
b.
Since , and u = 16, and u = - 4
, with u = 16
Thus, , with u = - 4
This is an EXTRANEOUS SOLUTION, since NO EXPRESSION raised to a power results in a negative (< 0) value
Therefore, only solution is: