Question

4d+1=√ 3

Answer 1

d= −1−3√ / 4

o.m.g i can't put it, but4 is the denominator

Answer 2

you mean
\(4d + 1 = \sqrt 3\)

then what you got is not correct .

Answer 3

subtract 1 from both sides.

\(4d = \sqrt 3 - 1\)

then just divide both sides by 4

Answer 4

wait the square root of 3 divide by 1?

Answer 5

\(\Large \sqrt 3 - 1\)

1 subtracted from sqrt 3

Answer 6

i got 2

Answer 7

\(4d = \sqrt 3 - 1 \\ \dfrac{4d}{4} =\dfrac{\sqrt 3 -1}{4}
\\d= \dfrac{\sqrt 3 -1}{4} \)

Answer 8

you won't get an integer answer

Answer 9

\(
\\d= \dfrac{\sqrt 3 -1}{4}\)
is the final answer

Answer 10

Oh i actully did srt 3and one the wrong way x3

Thanks Hartn<3

Answer 11

welcome ^_^