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Can some one help me solve this equation sq root(−3−4x) −sq root(−2−2x) =1
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Isolate one of the square root expressions Then square both sides... You will need to repeat this process until you see no more square roots :)
so far I am stuck after this step sq.root(-3-4x) = 1+sq.root(-2-2x)
This is the part you square
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