No. Not all radical equations have an extraneous solution. <span>However, squaring both sides of an </span>equation<span> can create </span>extraneous solutions.<span>
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It should be 6(3m-2) If solved it will come out to 18m-12 which is equivalent to the answer given in the question
Answer:
111 girls
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Boys: Every 17 outdoor ≈ 20 indoor
Girls: 3:2 outdoor to indoor
First, we'll determine the ratio of outdoor to indoor for boys;
Recall that;
17 choose indoor while 20 choose outdoor;
The ratio of outdoor to indoor is;
20 : 17
Convert to fraction:

Let x represent number of boys that choose indoor when 85 boys chose outdoor;
The ratio of outdoor to indoor is;
x : 85
Convert to fraction

Equate both fractions

Multiply both sides by 85





This implies that when 85 chose outdoor, 100 chose indoor for boys;
Total = 100 + 85
Total = 185 boys surveyed
<em>Recall that the question says the same number of boys and girls were surveyed</em>
This implies that
Total Girls Surveyed = 185
For the girl ratio;
Outdoor to Indoor= 3:2
Number of girls that chose outdoor is as follows;





<em>Hence, the number of girls that chose outdoor is 111</em>
Answer:
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