Question

Solve the equation

Answer 1

what is it

Answer 2

\[4=\sqrt{p}-2\]

Answer 3

\[4 = \sqrt{p} - 2\]
transpose -2 to the left. Combine first then square both sides

Answer 4

\[4+2 = \sqrt{p}\]

Answer 5

\[6 = \sqrt{p}\]
or
\[\sqrt{p} = 6\]
square both sides just like what happened last time

Answer 6

\[(\sqrt p)^2 = 6^2\]

Answer 7

so you add 4=2 then square root

Answer 8

opps 4+2

Answer 9

yep.
in the equation
\[4 = \sqrt p - 2\]
you will first transpose -2 to the left
or in other terms, add 2 to both sides of the equation
\[4 + 2 = \sqrt p -2 + 2\]
\[6 = \sqrt p \]
square both sides of the equation
\[6^2 = (\sqrt p)^2\]
\[p=?\]

Answer 10

i want to say 36 but i feel worng

Answer 11

its 36 i think