How do I solve √ 5x-6=√ 3x+4?
I know to first square both sides and that leaves me with 5x-6=3x+4 and I have 4 possible answers which are:
x=−1
x=−0.25
x=1.25
x=5

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How do I solve √ 5x-6=√ 3x+4? 
I know to first square both sides and that leaves me with 5x-6=3x+4 and I have 4 possible answers which are: 
x=−1
x=−0.25
x=1.25
x=5

anonymous · Answer

Add six to both sides, and subtract 3x from both sides first.

abbyrose0105 · Answer

x=5

abbyrose0105 · Answer

Thanks so much!

aum · Answer

Just to make sure put x = 5 in the original equation and see if LHS equals RHS.

abbyrose0105 · Answer

Yes I know how to check it but I get confused with the order of operations. Thanks!