can someone please give me the quadratic form of x/x-1 - the square root of x/x-1 raised to the 6th power - 40=0

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Can someone help me check my answers (6 questions on the Law of Sines)?
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which one? 
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@satellite73 Please when you finish this one ,May u check my question ? Ty :)
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@Eyad  sorry i don't know a spot of physics 
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@satellite73 : oh ,its k then 
Ty for your time 
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don't know that either
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@mangnagelytis  your C is right 31.47
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Sorry, I'm back, it's all six.
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2nd link, question 6.  It doesn't say which weather station, you have solved for one distance, I assume you have to solve the other distance.  You do have the data to solve it.

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report is done

mertsj · Answer

$$\frac{x}{x-1}-(\sqrt{\frac{x}{x-1}})^6-40=0$$

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Is that it?

anonymous · Answer

Yes

mertsj · Answer

$$(\sqrt{\frac{x}{x-1}})^6=(\frac{x}{x-1})^3$$

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So if you have posted it accurately I can't see a quadratic form for it.

anonymous · Answer

Oh, well that's ok. I can ask my teacher tomorrow about it, but thanks anyway.

mertsj · Answer

@ fullmetal777 Are you sure it's a square root or is it a third root?

anonymous · Answer

It said square root, but I think my classmate found the answer

mertsj · Answer

What is it?