@sammixboo can I get some help with a couple more questions? They are just like the one we just did.
-4√x-6=-12 I don't know how to make the long looking square root symbol.
@sammixboo
I'm not sure how I make the long square root symbol
So it is \(-4\sqrt{x-6} = -12\)
Yes!
OK, so any idea on how to start it? Or no
I would think you would have to do something with the -4 first
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Yes, you divide both sides of the equation by -4 \(\dfrac{-4\sqrt{x-6}}{-4} = \dfrac{-12}{-4}\) \(\sqrt{x-6} = \dfrac{-12}{-4}\)
What is -12/-4
3
Right! so \(\sqrt{x-6} = 3\) Now do you know what to do?
Yes! Let me solve
OK =)
Would it be 9?
Could you help me with one more, and then I will quit bugging you! I really appreciate the help.
Not quite. Wanna give it another try? Or want me to walk you through it
Oh, I don't mind the bugging! Hahaha. I like doing Square Roots honestly
Could you walk me through it?
Sure! So we have \(\sqrt{x-6} = 3\) We now have to square both sides of the equation, remember? After we do that, we have \(x-6 = 3^2\)
Now solve the exponent, \(3^2\), what is it?
9
Correct, so \(x-6 = 9\) Do you know what to do now? =3
Would it be 15?
Right!
Awesome! Thank you so much. Could you help me with one more like that?
If you still need help, make sure to post it on another post
Sure!
So I need to create a new question?
Yuppers!
Okay :)
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