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how to solve radical equation 5 squared h + 1 = 6 ?
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is it really 5 squared?
or 5 square root of h+1=6
its 5 with a radical sign h + 1 = 6
\[5\sqrt{h+1}=6?\]
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first, divide both sides by 5 \[\sqrt{h+1}=6/5\] square both sides. \[( \sqrt{h+1}=6/5)^{2}\] h+1=36/25 h=36/25-1 h=36/25 - 25/25 h=11/25
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you are welcome. i hope this helps.
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