Question

Help With Algebra

Answer 1

\[3\sqrt{x+2} + \sqrt{x-4} = 0\]

Answer 2

If I may help?

Answer 3

Yes pleaseeeeeeeee

Answer 4

Thank you.

Answer 5

Let's begin

Of course you need to solve for x, right?

Answer 6

yea

Answer 7

Ok
can you send the second square root to the other side?

Answer 8

\[3\sqrt{x+2} = \sqrt{x-4}\]

Answer 9

with a negative sign, not as it is!

Answer 10

my baaad,
\[3\sqrt{x+2} = -\sqrt{x-4}\]

Answer 11

Great!

Answer 12

Now can you raise the two side for the power of two?

Answer 13

\[3(x+2) = -(x-4)\]

Answer 14

Helloo?

Answer 15

@Jamierox4ev3r @Directrix

Answer 16

Sorry for late.
It was an emergency call.

Answer 17

Is the left side of the equation the cube root of (x + 2) or is it 3 times square root of (x + 2) ?

Answer 18

You ought to square the 3 also, not just the root!

Answer 19

I wrote the equation exactly like the problem. It was next to it, so I'm pretty sure it's times.

Answer 20

\[9x+18 = x-4\]

Answer 21

is that right?

Answer 22

Correct!

and the final step .. rearrange and collect x in one side

Answer 23

tyyyy!!
I can do the rest.

Answer 24

You are welcome!


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Answer 25

Any more questions?

Answer 26

it should be -11/4 right?

Answer 27

Correct!

You hit the target 100%

Answer 28

thanks

Answer 29

Welcome!