please help me √a-7 -5=0 Step 1: Isolate the radical by adding 5 to both sides. Step 2: Square both sides and solve for a.
Ok, so the first thing you are going to do is get rid of the 5. :) It doesn't belong with the "a" numbers and letters don't get along >:D So add it to each side.
um is the -7 also under the radical?
yes
Oh ok :)
So when you add the 5 to both sides, you will end up with: \[\sqrt{a-7}=5\]
Now that we have that, our next step is to get rid of the radical......now how do you think we do that?
square both sides rt
Yep :)
So what would you get?
thats the prob... we are getting a=32 so im not sure what im doing wrong
Ok, so when you square it, you should get: a-7=25 then to get rid of the 7 you add it to both sides. Then you get: a=32 hmmmmm I'm pretty sure you're right?
What are the answer choices?
it doesnt have choices i just have to place the answer but it marked it wrong
:( I'm pretty sure you're right..... i think you should email your teacher, maybe the computer system was wrong
thinks so i have another one do you mine checking that one also
sure
Find all real solutions of the equation. (Enter your answers as a comma-separated list. If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION.) \[\sqrt[4]{8z+9}=3\]
brb
k
i'm sorry, i'm not sure about how to solve this one :'( sorry
k thank so much
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