Yes, but before you do, subtract x from both sides:
4âx = 45 - x
Now square:
16x = 2025 - 90x + x²
Subtract 16x from both sides:
x² - 106x + 2025 = 0
Now use quadratic formula:
x = (106 ± â[106² - 8100])/2
x = (106 ± â3136)/2
x = (106 ± 56)/2
x = 81 or 25.
---Additional notes---
Brian and Philo insist that x=81 is not a solution because 81 + 4â81 = 81 + 4Ã9 = 117 which does not = 45. They forget that â81 is also -9, and 81 - 4Ã9 = 45. Therefore, I stand by my answer.
Subtract x from both sides, then divide by four so sqrt(x) = (45-x)/4 then square both sides. x = (2025-90x+x^2)/16. So 16x = x^2 -90x+2025. Subtract 16x from both sides. x^2 - 106x +2025 = 0 (x-25)(x-81) = 0. x = 25 or 81. plug them in to get f(25) = 45 f(81) = 117. Thus x = 25.
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Subtracting x from both sides gives:
4√x = 45 - x.
Then, squaring both sides:
(4√x)^2 = (45 - x)^2
==> 16x = x^2 - 90x + 2025
==> x^2 - 106x + 2025 = 0
==> (x - 81)(x - 25) = 0
==> x = 25 and 81.
Since we squared both sides when we had a radical, we should check for extraneous solutions.
x = 25 ==> LHS: 25 + 4(5) = 45==> LHS = RHS
x = 81 ==> LHS: 81 + 4(9) = 117 ==> LHS ≠ RHS.
Therefore, x = 25 is the only solution.
I hope this helps!
x + 4âx - 45 = 0 â â â â â see it as a quadratic, u² + 4u - 45 = (u - 9)(u + 5), with u = âx
(âx + 9)(âx - 5) = 0
âx = -9
x = â â â â â â no solution
âx = 5
x = 25
your way,
4âx = 45 - x
16x = 2025 - 90x + x²
x² - 106x + 2025 = 0
(x - 25)(x - 81) = 0
x = 25 or x = 81
but squaring both sides MAY introduce an extraneous solution, so we have to check.
25 + 4â25 = 25 + 4(5) = 25 + 20 = 45, solution â â â â â but
81 + 4â81 = 81 + 4(9) = 81 + 36 = 117 <> 45, not a solution
clearly each way works if you're careful.
Yes, but before you do, subtract x from both sides:
4âx = 45 - x
Now square:
16x = 2025 - 90x + x²
Subtract 16x from both sides:
x² - 106x + 2025 = 0
Now use quadratic formula:
x = (106 ± â[106² - 8100])/2
x = (106 ± â3136)/2
x = (106 ± 56)/2
x = 81 or 25.
---Additional notes---
Brian and Philo insist that x=81 is not a solution because 81 + 4â81 = 81 + 4Ã9 = 117 which does not = 45. They forget that â81 is also -9, and 81 - 4Ã9 = 45. Therefore, I stand by my answer.
hey u can do 4(x)^1/2=45-x
square both sides now...and solve as a quadratic equation
u will reach on two answers 81 and 25
by substituting in the equation,u can see 25 is the correct answer...
First just leave one side with radical by subtract x from both sides
4sqrt(x) = 45 - x
Now square up both side to get rid of the radical sign
16x = (45 - x)^2
Expand the right side and solve the quadratic equation. You can do it, I know.
Subtract x from both sides, then divide by four so sqrt(x) = (45-x)/4 then square both sides. x = (2025-90x+x^2)/16. So 16x = x^2 -90x+2025. Subtract 16x from both sides. x^2 - 106x +2025 = 0 (x-25)(x-81) = 0. x = 25 or 81. plug them in to get f(25) = 45 f(81) = 117. Thus x = 25.
You might try.
(subtract x from both sides)
4*sqrrt(x) = 45 - x
(now square both sides)
16x = 2025 - 90x + x^2
(now move everything to one side and create a quadratic)
x^2 - 106x + 2025 = 0
(now you can either try factoring or just use the quadratic formula)
(106 +/- sqrrt( (-106)^2 - 4(1)(2025)))/2
x=25, 81
Call:
âx = y
We have:
y^2 + 4y = 45
y^2 + 4y + 4 = 45 + 4
(y + 4)^2 = 49
y + 4 = +/- 7
y = +/- 7 - 4
y = 3 , or y = - 11
a. y = 3
âx = 3
x = 9
b. y = -11,
âx = - 11
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