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Gre4nikov [31]
2 years ago
11

Please answer ASAP question is in pic^

Mathematics
1 answer:
vlada-n [284]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Original equation

    √x+6-4 = x

   Isolate

    √x+6 = 4+x

Raise both sides to the second power

    (√x+6)2 = (4+x)2

    After squaring

    x+6 = x2+8x+16

Rearranged equation

    x2  + 7x  + 10 = 0

    This equation has two rational roots:

      {x1, x2}={-2, -5}

Original equation, root isolated

    √x+6 = 4+x

    Plug in  -2 for  x  

     √(-2)+6 = 4+(-2)

     Simplify

     √4 = 2

     Solution checks !!

    Solution is:

     x =  -2

Original equation, root isolated

    √x+6 = 4+x

    Plug in  -5 for  x  

     √(-5)+6 = 4+(-5)

     Simplify

     √1 = -1

     Solution does not check

     1 ≠ -1  

     

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