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Answered by aryanmodi13
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Answer: The answer is (C) 9.

Step-by-step explanation:

You can find the answer by trial and error method.

9 is the correct answer because if you substitute it in place of x, you will get the difference 2..

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Answered by Paritshith
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Answer:

Hi there, here we have,

\sqrt{x+16}-\sqrt{x} = 2

So square on both sides,

=>  (\sqrt{x+16}-\sqrt{x})^2=2^2

=>  (\sqrt{x+16})^2-2*(\sqrt{x+16})*(\sqrt{x})+(\sqrt{x})^2=4

=>  x+16-2(\sqrt{x(x+16)}+x=4\\

=>  2x+16-2(\sqrt{x(x+16)}=4\\

=>  -2(\sqrt{x(x+16)}=4-16-2x

=>  -2(\sqrt{x(x+16)}=-(2x+12)

=>  2(\sqrt{x(x+16)}=2x+12

=>  \sqrt{x(x+16)}=\frac{2x+12}{2}

=>  \sqrt{x(x+16)}=x+6

Now square on both sides,

=>  (\sqrt{x(x+16)})^2=(x+6)^2

=>  x(x+16) = x^2+12x+36

=>  x^2+16x = x^2+12x+36

=>  16x-12x = x^2-x^2+36

=>  4x = 36

=>  x = 9

So option (C) is the correct option.

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