Solve sqrt 2x+1+sqrt 3x+2=sqrt5x+3
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Step-by-step explanation:
Tiger was unable to solve based on your input
sqrt(5x-3)-sqrt(2x-1)=sqrt(3x-2)
Too many square root symbols, max 2 allowed
.. V
sqrt(5x-3)-sqrt(2x-1)=sqrt(3x-2)
How to use Tiger's Radical Equation Solver:
(A) Inputing the square root:
Either using the square root symbol: √(x+20)=x
Or: sqrt(x+20)=x
In either case, the parenthesis "( )" are mandatory
(B) Types of radical equations that Tiger solves:
(1) sqrt(x-2)=sqrt(x/2)+1
(2) sqrt(x+5)=sqrt(5x)
(3) 6sqrt(x+5)=30
(4) sqrt(x/5)=x-120
(C) Syntax:
(1) Max 2 sqrts in an equation
(2) sqrt(x)/sqrt(5) is not acceptable use sqrt(x/5) instead
(3) Parenthesis not allowed except for around sqrt arguments
(D) Questions ? Bugs ? Please use the discussion area
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Answer:
sqrt(5x-3)-sqrt(2x-1)=sqrt(3x-2)
Too many square root symbols, max 2 allowed
.. V
sqrt(5x-3)-sqrt(2x-1)=sqrt(3x-2)
(A) Inputing the square root:
Either using the square root symbol: √(x+20)=x
Or: sqrt(x+20)=x
In either case, the parenthesis "( )" are mandatory
(1) sqrt(x-2)=sqrt(x/2)+1
(2) sqrt(x+5)=sqrt(5x)
(3) 6sqrt(x+5)=30
(4) sqrt(x/5)=x-120) Max 2 sqrts in an equation
(2) sqrt(x)/sqrt(5) is not acceptable use sqrt(x/5) instead
(3) Parenthesis not allowed except for around sqrt arguments
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