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\[\sqrt{x+4} =7\]
\[\sqrt{7x-1} =5\] the first one i got 45
\[(\sqrt{x+4})^{2}=7^{2}\]
x+4=49 x=45
\[\sqrt{17x-60} =x\]
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if you square that, it becomes quadratic equation, do u know how to solve quadratics ?
@hartnn i do :)
excellent! so what did you get for your 2nd question ?
@hartnn no real solution the options for question 2 are 16 3.7 13.8 no real solution
\(x^2-17x+60 =0\) did u get this ?
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@hartnn but 3.7 i feel like could be the possible answer
and none of the options match the actual answer
@hartnn 20 and -3 for \[x^2 - 17x + 60 = 0\]
but 20*-3 is -60 and not +60 one more try ?
how about 12 and 5 ? :)
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@hartnn correct answer was {5,12} thank you for your help
oh, you're welcome ^_^
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