Question

What is the solution of the equation?

A. 26

B. 14

C. 38

D. 2

Answer 1

well: 2^5 =32
so firstly move the 3 to the other side:
\[2^{5} \sqrt{\left( x+6 \right)^{3}} +3 = 19\]

Answer 2

becomes 2^5 sqrt (x+6)^3 = 19 - 3
2^5 sqrt (x+6)^3 = 16
32 sqrt (x+6)^3 = 16
sqrt (x+6)^3 = 16/32
sqrt (x+6)^3 = 0.5
(x+6)^3 = (0.5)^2

Answer 3

you following ok so far?

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

is it D?

Answer 6

cool, so:
(x+6)^3 = (0.5)^2
(x+6)^3 = 0.25
x+6 = cube root of 0.25
x +6 = 0.6299
x = 0.6299 - 6 = -5.37 ish so none of the above...
hmm... does your initial equation match my first post?

Answer 7

ugh you lost me

Answer 8

2^5 sqrt (x+6)^3 + 3= 19
is this equation right?

Answer 9

or is it
\[2 \times \sqrt[5]{(x+6)^{3}} +3 = 19\]

Answer 10

because there's a huge difference there

Answer 11

Its not D

Answer 12

It's A, 26. He meant 2*