Question

Hi, can you look at this problem?

squareroot X+5 - squareroot x-3 = 4

Answer 1

yeah \[\sqrt{x+5}-\sqrt{x-3}= 4\]

Answer 2

yes, How should I start off?

Answer 3

take sqrt x-3 to rhs, then square both the sides

Answer 4

alright

Answer 5

\[x+5= 4/x+9\]

Answer 6

x+5 = (4 + sqrt x-3)^2
not that u wrote.

Answer 7

ops lol

Answer 8

x + 5 = 7 +x

Answer 9

2x = 12

Answer 10

x = 6?

Answer 11

no

Answer 12

ops

Answer 13

x+5 = 16+3+x

Answer 14

x+5 = 16+x-3+8sqrt x-3

Answer 15

no what r u doin

Answer 16

x+5= 4^2 + squareroot x -3

Answer 17

x+5 = 16 +x+3

Answer 18

no its that what i wrote.

Answer 19

x= 4

Answer 20

but squarerrot (x-3)^2 = x+3

Answer 21

how do you get what you got?

Answer 22

no its x-3

Answer 23

my bad

Answer 24

yeah.

Answer 25

ok so x+5=16+x-3

Answer 26

and+8sqrtx-3

Answer 27

on the rhs

Answer 28

how? do you get that?