Solve √(3x+7)+2√(x-8)=0.

Mathematics

1 answer:

laiz [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The solution to this question is 39

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that :

√(3x+7)+2√(x-8)=0.

√(3x+7)=-2√(x-8) (i)

square of the equation (i)

Then

(√(3x+7))^2=(-2√(x-8))^2

we know that √a*√a=(√a)^2=a So,

(3x+7)=4(x-8)

3x+7=4x-32 //multiply by 4

32+7=4x-3x exchange the value.

39=1x

x=39.

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