Question

How do you solve this Radical Equation Step by Step?
-3+√m+59=m
I know I have to get the radical by itself. I do this by adding 3 to both sides.
√m+59=m+3
Now I square both sides
m+59=m^2+9
Then I equal it to zero
0= m^2-m-50
I don't know what to do from here

Answer 1

wait sonny all of m+59 is under the square root