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X-13rad(x)+40=0
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Get the 40 to one side of the equation. What will you have?
Okay so x-13rad(x)=-40 @nelsonjedi
Now factor x out of the left side of the equation
That has the potential to confuse me and is probably what I did not get in the first place, considering that there is a radical. Please explain?
How I would go about factoring the x
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Hold on
Take your time
I would think we would look at it as x(1-13rad)=-40. What do you think?
So you just pull the X out?
Yes and the divide both sides by 1-13rad.
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