Question

solve the radical equations:
√3x + 10 = 2+√x+2

Answer 1

Is this your question?
\(\sqrt{3}x+10=2+\sqrt{1}x+2\)

Answer 2

@glares25 ?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

you have square roots so you should square both sides
then move all constants onto one side and all unknowns on the other side
then work from there

Answer 5

Take the radicals at one side & constants at one side & then square both sides & then solve :)

Answer 6

are u sure its not this \(\sqrt{3x+10}=2+\sqrt{x+2}\)
and its actually what jitesh wrote ?

Answer 7

@hartnn yes that one

Answer 8

then u directly square both sides, what u get ?

Answer 9

wait

Answer 10

ok, thank you so much .. i can work on my own ,thanks :)

Answer 11

sure? coz we haven't even started yet....