What is the solution to the equation?
sqrt2x+10 -6 = 2

(I kinda have the concept of how to do it... Just don't know if I subtract 6 to that 2 or just bring it over, add them and then square root)

Question

What is the solution to the equation?
sqrt2x+10 -6 = 2

(I kinda have the concept of how to do it... Just don't know if I subtract 6 to that 2 or just bring it over, add them and then square root)

anonymous · Answer

$$\sqrt{2x+10} - 6=2$$ Better Visual :)

adamaero · Answer

combine that 6 & 2 already!

adamaero · Answer

sign changes (opposite sign) when you move from one side of equation to another

anonymous · Answer

Figured it out nvm :P

adamaero · Answer

If you were unsure to add the 6 to 2, and continue...you should try it out (it works)