Question

Solve the following radical expressions.

Answer 1

\[\sqrt{3x+4} + \sqrt{5y+6} = 2\]

Answer 2

square each term

Answer 3

move a sqrt on the right side of the equation, then square both sides..

Answer 4

So it is just 3x+4^2?

Answer 5

How do i square them?

Answer 6

You can't solve that. You only have 1 equation and there are two variables.

Answer 7

Did you copy it right?

Answer 8

Yes i did that is exactly how it shows it in my book...

Answer 9

With an x on one side and a y on the other?

Answer 10

Oh whoops that is supposed to be 3y my fault.