(Sq rt 4x+3) = -2 please help show all work
start by raising both sides to the 2nd power this will clear the radical and then you solve for x like normal
need all steps please, did that and got wrong answer.
No solution the sqrt of a number must be positive
answer should be "null"
sq -2= positive 4?! where am i going wrong?
raise the -2 to the 2nd power and you get 4
i have the following: 4x+3=4 , 4x= 1, x= 1/3
now the radical is removed from the other side because you did that also imaginarly
1/4 th, sorry.. not 1/3
that is correct so x = 1/4 could be a solution however sqrt(4) does not equal -2
so, if I get an answer.. how is it a null? like the book answer says?
by plugging it back into original equation and check if equality holds if it doesn't then its no solution or "null"
ohh, right.. i forgot that ty , ty
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!