Question 117094
Given:
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{{{2*sqrt(5)=3*sqrt(x)}}}
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To solve for x, begin by isolating the term {{{sqrt(x)}}} by dividing both sides of this equation
by 3 to get:
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{{{(2*sqrt(5))/3 = sqrt(x)}}}
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To get this into a more standard arrangement, transpose this equation (switch sides) to 
put it into the form:
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{{{sqrt(x) = ((2*sqrt(5))/3)}}}
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Square both sides and you get:
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{{{ x = ((2*sqrt(5))/3)^2 = (2^2*(sqrt(5))^2)/3^2 = (4*5/9) = 20/9}}}
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So the answer to this problem is:
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{{{x = 20/9}}}
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Hope this helps you to understand the problem and the process you can follow to get the answer.
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