Question

hw do u solve 6-p under square root sign =p?

Answer 1

you mean√6-p = p.
so 6-p=p^2.(p≤6)
p^2+p-6=0.(p≤6)
(p+3)(p-2)=0.(p≤6)
p1=-3,p2=2.

Answer 2

no the -p is also under the square root sign

Answer 3

so √6-p = √p , is that what you mean?

Answer 4

i've got it right . √(6-p) = p.
so 6-p=p^2.(p≤6)
p^2+p-6=0.(p≤6)
(p+3)(p-2)=0.(p≤6)
p1=-3,p2=2.

Answer 5

no like the square root sign over 6-p and =p out of it

Answer 6

yes, the answer is correct, p= -3 or 2.