Solve the equation by applying the squaring property of equality. Be sure to check all solutions in the original equation. ( If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION.)

Question

Solve the equation by applying the squaring property of equality. Be sure to check all solutions in the original equation. (  If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION.)

anonymous · Answer

$$\sqrt{2x+3}-3=4$$
@charliealbert

anonymous · Answer

$$(\sqrt{2x+3})^{2}=7$$
$$2x+3=7$$
$$x=2$$

anonymous · Answer

2(2)+3-3=4
4+3-3=4
7-3=4
4=4!!
Yes! THANK YOU! lol

anonymous · Answer

@Jack1 @whpalmer4 , this one ssaid incorrect :(

jack1 · Answer

sqrt (2x+3)−3=4
sqrt (2x+3)−3+3 = 4+3
[sqrt (2x+3)]^2 = [7]^2
2x+3 = 49
2x+3-3 = 49-3
2x = 46
so x = 23... in my working anywhay...?

anonymous · Answer

O sorry, I forgot to elevate the seven XD

anonymous · Answer

It's ok lol