Question

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Solve -4(sqrt x+2)+3=-1

Answer 1

so you have the equation as follows:

-4 \(\sqrt{x+2}\) +3 = -1

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

first subtract 3 on both sides and you have

-4 \(\sqrt{x+2}\) +3 -3 = -1 -3

-4 \(\sqrt{x+2}\) = -4

Answer 4

okay... then what? Sorry I'm kinda clueless when it comes to math

Answer 5

then divide by -4 on both sides and you have

-4/-4\(\sqrt{x+2}\) = -4/-4

\(\sqrt{x+2}\) = 1

Answer 6

now square both sides and you have

{\(\sqrt{x+2}\))^2 = (1)^2

that will be equal to

x+ 2 = 1 now just solve for x

Answer 7

okay so x=-1

Answer 8

correct