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Find the value of (4x+9)^½ + (4x -9)^½=5+(7)^½

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Answered by ishwarsinghdhaliwal
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(4x+9)^½ +(4x-9)^½ = 5+7^½

 \:  \sqrt{4x+9}  + \sqrt{ 4x-9}   = 5+ \sqrt{7} \\ Squaring \:  on \:  both  \: sides \\</p><p> 4x+9 +4x-9 =( 5+ \sqrt{7}) ^{2}  \\    8x = 5^{2} +  (\sqrt{7} ) ^{2}  + 2(5) (\sqrt{7} ) \\ 8x = 25 + 7 + 10 \sqrt{7}  \\ 8x = 32 + 10 \sqrt{7}  \\ x =  \frac{32 + 10 \sqrt{7} }{8}  \\ x =  \frac{16 + 5 \sqrt{7} }{4}

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