test question need help Violet was carrying around the steps to solve Square root of 3x plus 1 = 4. On her way through the Math Factory, Violet dropped them and they mixed with other steps. Put the correct steps in order to solve Square root of 3x plus 1 = 4.
A. Subtract 1 from both sides B. Subtract 4 from both sides C. Square root both sides D. Square both sides E. Divide by 3 from both sides F. Divide by 4 from both sides
A.)First A, then E, then D B.)First D, then B, then A C.)First D, then A, then E D.) First C, then E, then A
\[\sqrt{3x}+1\ or\ \sqrt{3x+1}\]
its \[\sqrt{3x+1}\]
OK. We can't work with the variable x while it's under the square root sign. What would we do to get rid of the square root sign?
umm multiply it on both sides by 3? (im clueless on this btw)
We get rid of square root signs by squaring both sides: \[\sqrt{3x+1}^2 = 4^2 \\ \rightarrow 3x+1 = 16 \]
then we find x?
Yes
so subtract 1from both sides and divide by 3?
Square both sides, subtract 1 from both sides, and divide by 3 from both sides.
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