sqrt(x+16) - sqrt(x) - 2 = 0
x=25 is what I got
how did you get 25?
I figured it out is it right
how did you figure it was right?
Sub it back in to check.
I solved it Using order of operations and I subbed it in I just need a second opinion please.
using the order of operations? that's a lnear simplification, not an operational equation
Ok I really need a straight answer someeone I already figured it out I did the work
\[\sqrt{41}-\sqrt{25}-2=-0.596...\ne0\]
Plug in 25 for x √(25)-16 = √(25)-2
x=9
OK can you show me the right way
it doesn't quite factor nicely.... so... can you post a screenshot of the material?
https://www.symbolab.com/solver/step-by-step/%5Csqrt%7Bx%2B16%7D-%5Csqrt%7Bx%7D-2%3D0/?origin=button
hmm in short, she didn't do it
yeah pretty much but i got the steps to further her understanding
hmmm kinda like a blind leading a blind :/
can't argue with a calculator
tbh i helped her more than you
Thanks rebecca and jdoe please stop because you did nothing but be obnoxious
anyhow 9 doesn't check out I was checking about how to factor.... doesn't quite nicely
no problem we jdoe i check through 2 different calcs
checked *
2 calculators > you
hmmm well... yes... I'm somewhat sure the calculator is ok but that simply means, the credit goes to the calculator, not you either way, you're simply back to square one but I was looking at it... and anyway... so it goes
I got the answer right... lol jdoe you are making a fool of yourself rn
LOL he blocked me right now
\[\sqrt{x+16}=\sqrt{x}+2\] squaring both sides \[x+16=x+4+4\sqrt{x}\] \[4\sqrt{x}=16-4=12,\sqrt{x}=3,x=9\]
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