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√y+5 + √y +13 = 4 Can someone help me with this too
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sure hold on
I moved √y +5 to the other side then squared both sides
like subtracteed it
Well this is how I would solve it: \[√y+5 + √y +13 = 4 \] \[2√y+18=4\] \[2√y+18+−18=4+−18\] \[2√y=−14\] \[\frac{ 2√y }{ 2 } = \frac{ -14 }{ 2 }\] \[√y=−7\]
\[y=(−7)^2\] \[y=49\]
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oh you must have misunderstood
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the radical is over the entire y +13 and the y +5
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