Answer:
Square root of 4 is 2
so 1+=4
frac{[1+sqrt{2x-1]}^2 }{4}=3
so 1+sqrt{2x-1]}^2=12
so 1+sqrt{2x-1}=V12
sqrt{2x-1}=V12-1
2x-1=(V12-1)^2=12-2V12+1=13-2V12
2x=13+1-2V12
2x=14-2V12
x=7-V12
x=7-2V3
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1) if the point A has coordinates (-1;10) and the point B - (5;2), then it is possible to write common view of the required equation of the line:
2) if to substitute the coordinates of A&B into the common equation, then:
3) finally, in slope-intersection form:
3y= -4x+26; ⇔ y= -4/3 x +26/3.
P.S. the suggested way of the solution is not the only one.
