Question

\sqrt{2x+3}=2+\sqrt{x-2}

Answer 1

\[2+\sqrt{x-2}\]

Is it equal to 0 ?

Answer 2

Yeah

Answer 3

\[2+\sqrt{x-2}=0\]

1) Subtract 2 on both sides

2) Squaring both sides

Answer 4

Start working @getexcool

Answer 5

i got 6??

Answer 6

@getexcool

Respond....

Answer 7

Well the question was suppose to be
Sqrt:2x+3=2+sqrt:x-2

Answer 8

For the first part I got 2x+3 cuz I am suppose to square both sides with 2

Answer 9

The question is

\[\sqrt{2x+3}=2+\sqrt{x-2}\] ?

Answer 10

That's correct

Answer 11

Apply squaring both sides on this

\[( \sqrt{2x+3})^2=(2+\ \sqrt{x-2})^2\]

Answer 12

Use


(a+b)^2=a^2+2ab+b^2

Answer 13

I got x=3 is that the right answer

Answer 14

@hba

Answer 15

Put the value in your question and check if LHS=RHS

if yes then you are correct :)