sqrt x +1= sqrt x +7= solve and check answer
try to square both sides.
Yes square both side to get x+1=x+7 and solve
that if square cover x+1 and x+7
that is*
You have to make it clear where the square root stops with x + 1. Are both x and +1 within the square root or just x? Same thing with x + 7. Are both x and +7 within the square root or just x?
Use parenthesis to make it clear.
x+1 within sqrt = x+7 within sqrt
\[ \sqrt{x+1} = \sqrt{x+7}~~ ? \]
yes exactly
There is NO solution to that.
There is no value of x to which you can add a 1 OR a 7, take the square root and end up with the same value.
there is a very short sqrt over x+1 then a long sqrt over x+7
\[ \sqrt{x} + 1 = \sqrt{x+7} ~~~? \\ \]Don't say exactly unless you are sure.
yes I am looking at the paper.
You can post a screenshot of the question if you can.
don't know how but you have it as written like it is on the paper. I only have a few minutes to answer the next few question.
\[ \sqrt{x} + 1 = \sqrt{x+7} \\ \text{Square both sides:} \\ x + 1 + 2\sqrt{x} = x + 7 \\ 2\sqrt{x} = 6 \\ \text{Square both sides:} \\ 4x = 36 \\ x = 9 \]
substitute back and make sure x = 9 works.
thank you Aum. I have one more for you. Long sq rt Y-9=short sqrt Y-1
Use the same method shown above.
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