Question

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Answer 1

What is the solution to\[\sqrt{3x-2=5}\] ?

Answer 2

A.x=1
B.x=\[\frac{ 7 }{ 3 }\]
C.x=\[\frac{ 23 }{ 3 }\]
D.9

Answer 3

\[\sqrt{3x - 2}=5\] I believe that is the question?

\[\sqrt{3(9)- 2}=5\]
\[\sqrt{27 - 2}=5\]
\[\sqrt{25}=5\]
Thus x = 9.

Basically plug in the multiple choice values and try them out.

Answer 4

yes that was the question i dont know how to work this thing on here thank you!

Answer 5

No problem, I am happy to help.
\[\LaTeX~\text{is always confusing.}\]

Answer 6

by the way guys ~ is the space inside the equations or other latex.

Answer 7

```
1. \[This creates a new line.\]
2. \(This uses a one line.\)
```
Notice the outputs:
1. \[This creates a new line.\]

2. \(This uses a one line.\)

To use \(\LaTeX\) with text, you must declare text.
```
\[\text{This is some text.}\]
```
Output:
\[\text{This is some text.}\]

```
/* Notice the bracket placement!*/
1. \[\sqrt{3x - 2 = 5}\]
2. \[\sqrt{3x-2} = 5\]
```
Outputs:
1. \[\sqrt{3x - 2 = 5}\]
2. \[\sqrt{3x-2} = 5\]

Hope that clears some confusion up @KatelynnAl .