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Having a problem with algebra (just a simple question that I should know the answer to, but I'm just having one of those days). Could somebody help?
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The answer I marked is what I think is correct.
Hmm I had to Google it, I'm not really familiar with the term "radical equation" either. It looks like it just means anything involving a `radical` on the x. Examples:\[\Large\rm \sqrt x+2=7\]\[\Large\rm 4\sqrt x=24\]
So then it would be d instead of a?
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look at where the x is...
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Yes, d :)
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