(3-√X+2)^2=4

how do you solve this? √

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(3-√X+2)^2=4

how do you solve this? √ <-- that's a square root symbol (3-√X+2)^2=4

how do you solve this? √ <-- that's a square root symbol @Mathematics

anonymous · Answer

i think your trying to get x alone so i think you subtract 3 from both sides and then  you subtract 2? i think, or you just leave it like that...search it on google what they want you do

anonymous · Answer

sorry, the best i can do

anonymous · Answer

well...the thing is that the stuff is in parentheses so i can't distribute anything in the parentheses until i square root both sides but i keep getting the wrong answer

anonymous · Answer

yea you can, you can hold off on the square at the end , search it up on google. i saw a mathmatician do it once

anonymous · Answer

oh....ok! thanks!

anonymous · Answer

did that really help you?

anonymous · Answer

technically it's just x^2 that's all

anonymous · Answer

and then you get x when you square it

anonymous · Answer

oh wait!! i got it!! haha, thanks so much!!