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 \sqrt{x + 1}  -  \sqrt{x - 1}  = 1 \: here \: x =
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Answered by Anonymous
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 \sqrt{x + 1} - \sqrt{x - 1} = 1

=>\sqrt{x+1}=1+\sqrt{x-1}

Squaring both sides:-

=>x+1=1²+(x-1)+2(1)(x-1)

=>x+1=1+x-1+2x-2

=>x-x-2x=1-1-1-2

=>-2x=-3

=>x=3/2

Hence, x=3/2

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Answered by staeen
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Answer:

Squaring both sides:-

=>x+1=1²+(x-1)+2(1)(x-1)

=>x+1=1+x-1+2x-2

=>x-x-2x=1-1-1-2

=>-2x=-3

=>x=3/2

Hence, x=3/2

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