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I need help on these problems: Using the square root property: 8x^2 + 5 = 805 (4x +2)^2 =36 5(x-9)^2 =30 (x-6)^2 =16
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for the 1st one subtract 5 from both sides divide both sides by 8 take the square root of both sides and you'll have the 1 answer there are 2 actual answers, the positive and negative as a positive squared and a negative squared have the same value.
ok so that one is 10,-10 how would I do the ones with the ( ) ?
thats correct... take the square root... use positive and negative answer subtract 2 and divide by 4 3rd divide 5 take the square root... positive and negative radical then add 9 4th 2 answers take square root.... positive and negative add 6
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