Math, asked by susiekk, 11 months ago

Solve this :-

 \sqrt{3x}  - x
Fast plzzz


rachelpinto17: is x included in the root
rachelpinto17: ??

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Answered by prateekbana9613
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Thanks for your suggestion!!

I'll remember this.

Here is the correction:

\sqrt{3x}-x=c\\

It can be written as

-(\sqrt{x})^{2}+\sqrt{3}*\sqrt{x}-c=0\\

By quadratic formula,

\sqrt{x}=(-\sqrt{3}±\sqrt{3-4(1)(-c)})/2\\x=(6+4c ± 2\sqrt{3(3+4c)})/4

where c is constant value for your given polynomial.

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Thanx!!

Note: Sorry for A in between equation. I'm unable to remove them.



susiekk: thanks a lot dear!!!
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