Which of the following is a radical equation? x√3=13 x+3√3=13 √x+3=13 x+3=√13

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7 0

The answer would be: √x+3=13

A radical equation is an equation with at least one variable put on a radical form. In this question, there is only one kind of variable which is x. Then, you need to find the equation where x is in the radical form. The radical form can be expressed with square root symbol.
The option with √x would be only √x+3=13

Lemur [1.5K]4 years ago

3 0

Answer:

Letter C) √x+3=13

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