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KingPizza:

Solve the equation (equation will be posted in the comments section)

KingPizza:

-3=\[\sqrt{22-x}\]-\[\sqrt{3x-3}\]

jkmiec26:

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jkmiec26:

lmk if that works

surjithayer:

\[\sqrt{22-x}-\sqrt{3x-3}=-3\] \[let ~a=\sqrt{22-x},b=\sqrt{3x-3}\] a-b=-3 ...(1) \[a^2-b^2=22-x-(3x-3)=22-x-3x+3=25-4x\] \[\frac{ a^2-b^2 }{ a-b }=\frac{ 25-4x }{ -3 }\] \[a+b=\frac{ 25-4x }{ -3 } ...(2)\] \[2a=\frac{ 25-4x }{ -3 }-3=\frac{ 25-4x+9 }{ -3 }=\frac{ 34-4x }{ -3 }\] \[a=\frac{ 17-2x }{ -3 }=\frac{ 2x-17 }{ 3 }\] \[\sqrt{22-x}=\frac{ 2x-17 }{ 3 }\] squaring \[9(22-x)=(2x-17)^2\] \[198-9x=4x^2+289-68x\] \[4x^2-68x+289+9x-198=0\] \[4x^2-59x+91=0\] \[x=\frac{ 59 \pm \sqrt{59^2-4 *4*91} }{2*4 }\] \[x=\frac{ 59 \pm \sqrt{3481-1456} }{ 8 }\] \[x=\frac{ 59 \pm \sqrt{2025} }{ 8}\] \[x=\frac{ 59 \pm 45 }{ 8 }\] \[either ~x=\frac{ 59+45 }{ 8 }=\frac{ 104 }{ 8}=13\] \[or ~x=\frac{ 59-45 }{ 8 }=\frac{ 14 }{ 8}=\frac{ 7 }{ 4}\] x=7/4 does not satisfy the equation. so it is an exteraneous solution. Hence the solution is x=13

surjithayer:

or you can solve it this way. \[\sqrt{22-x}=-3+\sqrt{3x-3}\] squaring \[22-x=9+3x-3-6\sqrt{3x-3}\] \[6\sqrt{3x-3}=3x+6+x-22\] \[6\sqrt{3x-3}=4x-16\] divide by 2 \[3\sqrt{3x-3}=2x-8\] again squaring \[9(3x-3)=4x^2+64-32x\] \[27x-27=4x^2+64-32x\] \[4x^2-32x-27x+64+27\] \[4x^2-59x+91=0\] further i have solved above.

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