How do i solve this equation and check for extraneous solutions?
4x+3=9+2x. -3 from both sides
\[\sqrt[3]{4x-2}=2\sqrt[3]{x+6}\]
i'm sorry. this was the kind of problem I was working on.
x=3 and x=-2
Can you explain to me how you did that? @kathy0514
separate it into 2 equations when there is an absolute value 4x+3=±(9+2x) solve 4x+3 = 9+2x and 4x+3 = -(9+2x)
x=4 does not work
ust get x by itself by combining like terms example: 3x-1 = 5 add 1 to both sides to move 1 to right side divide by 3 to both sides to move 3 to right side
combine the "x" terms
move 2x to left side
you added , always do the inverse(opposite) operation
4x = 6 +2x --> subtract 2x 4x = 6-2x --> add 2x
same reason you took -3 from both sides earlier ....to cancel the 3 on right side now take "-2x" to cancel the 2x on right side
4x+3 = -(9+2x) distribute 4x+3 = -9 -2x -3 to both sides 4x = -12 -2x 2x to both sides 6x = -12 divide x = -2
don't forget to distribute the negative
understood?
one question that i have is how did you get 4x+3=9+2x
but yes and Thankyou
@kathy0514
x=2 -4x+3=2x-9 -2x -2x -6x+3=-9 -3 -3 -6x=-12 / -6 = 2 x=2
ok good. have a great day
Tanks you too
thanks
I'm sorry but while I was reviewing the question again. I can't find out how you got 4x+3 insted of 4x-2
@kathy0514
x=2 -4x+3=2x-9 -2x -2x -6x+3=-9 -3 -3 -6x=-12 / -6 = 2 x=2
Okay, thanks
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