how do u solve sqrt(x+4)=sqrt(x)+1
and show me the steps
\[\sqrt{x+4}=\sqrt{x}+1\] square both sides \[(\sqrt{x+4})^2=(\sqrt{x}+1)^2\] \[x+4=\sqrt{x}\sqrt{x}+2\sqrt{x}+1\] \[x+4=x+2\sqrt{x}+1\] subtract x on both sides also subtract 1 on both sides \[x-x+4-1=2\sqrt{x}\] \[3=2\sqrt{x}\] divide both sides by 2 \[\frac{3}{2}=\sqrt{x}\] now square both sides \[(\frac{3}{2})^2=(\sqrt{x})^2\] \[\frac{9}{4}=x\]
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can help me with one more
solve the equation 3^(x+6)=4
\[3^{x+6}=4\] \[(x+6)\ln(3)=\ln(4)\] \[xln(3)+6\ln(3)=\ln(4)\] \[x\ln(3)=\ln(4)-\ln(6)\] \[x=\frac{\ln(4)-\ln(6)}{\ln(3)}\]
i made a mistake
lol you did 6ln3 does not equal ln6
should be \[x\ln(3)=\ln(4)-6\ln(3)\]
so \[x=\frac{\ln(4)-6\ln(3)}{\ln(3)}\]
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you can combine the logs in the numerator if you like but i wouldn't bother
i will never catch up but thanks anyway.
you can write it has two separate fractions and cancel the ln3 from the last fraction
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\[x=\frac{\ln4}{\ln3}-6\]
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