@3mar sorry brother I was sleeping., Could you help me
Yes, Of course. I will never hesitate to give a helping hand!
So can we start
Yes, Let's do it!
I think we did it before, don't I?
We started it but didn't finish so I just posted it again
OK. Do you have the link of what I had explained or do it from scratch!
Let me tag you
@zarkam21 Do you follow?
So: \[\left( 3x-2 \right)^2=10\] --> Solve for x \[3x-2=\sqrt{10}\] Step one: take the square root of both sides to undo the square ---> Step 2: add 2 to both sides \[3x=\sqrt{10}+2\] -----> Step 3: divide both sides by 3 .... What is x?
Actually @sunnnystrong the right-hand side would be \(\pm \sqrt{10}\)
@3mar oops.. yes (: than you would have 2 solutions (1 probably being extraneous)
and one more thing ... but keep in down low,,, it is \((2x+3)^2\) not \((3x-2)^2\)
oh yeah... well same process so whatever XD @3mar it's all math hahahah
Well are my solutions correcT?
@zarkam21 I have mentioned the correct approach of the problem at the other link! http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5848e397e4b0ff7d2a1c0533 So A and F are not correct!
so Do you still need help at this?
Let me know when you are back!
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5848e397e4b0ff7d2a1c0533 that is the original question!
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