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Korolek [52]
3 years ago
8

What is the solution to the equation? (-9x+5)^1/2=(3+4x)1/2

Mathematics
1 answer:
Phoenix [80]3 years ago
4 0
<span>x in (-oo:+oo)

((5-9*x)^1)/2 = ((4*x+3)^1)/2 // - ((4*x+3)^1)/2

((5-9*x)^1)/2-(((4*x+3)^1)/2) = 0

(5-9*x)/2-((4*x+3)/2) = 0

(5-9*x)/2+(-1*(4*x+3))/2 = 0

5-1*(4*x+3)-9*x = 0

2-13*x = 0

(2-13*x)/2 = 0

(2-13*x)/2 = 0 // * 2

2-13*x = 0

2-13*x = 0 // - 2

-13*x = -2 // : -13

x = -2/(-13)

x = 2/13

x = 2/13</span>
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