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How do you start off this problem..? 2√(x+13)+5=17 (Only the [x+13] is under the square root.)
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isloate the [x+13] part
then square it
I thought you'd have to divide everything by 2..
not needed
2√(x+13)+5=17 2√(x+13)=12 √(x+13)=6 x+13=6^2 x=36-13 x=23
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So, you first subtracted both sides by 5. Then, divided by 2. Squared both sides. And subtracted 13..
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