Question

What is the solution of the equation? Eliminate any extraneous solutions (-2x+6)1/5 = (-8+10x)1/5

Answer 1

\((-2x+6)\dfrac{1}{5} = (-8+10x)\dfrac{1}{5}\)
First we can cancel out the \(\dfrac{1}{5}\)'s
\((-2x+6) = (-8+10x)\)

Get variables on one side and constants on the other.

Answer 2

okay once i do that, what happens next

Answer 3

What would that look like?

Then after you get that done, you would divide the constants by the coefficient of the variable.

Answer 4

ahh okay gotcha, i got it from here, thanks man

Answer 5

No problemo!

Answer 6

what was the correct answer?