When x^2 = 36, the only value x can be is 6, is it true

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Leo Estes

Mathematics

9 January, 05:29

When x^2 = 36, the only value x can be is 6, is it true

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Jacey Wood · Answer 1

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

It is because the square root for 36 is 6

6*6=36

Nancy Hicks · Answer 2

True

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given equation the square of the x is equals to 36.

To find the value of x in any equation of this type:

Shift the power of x to the right which becomes reciprocal of the power of x

On shifting power of x from L. H. S to the R. H. S the power 2 becomes 1/2 which is equal to the square root of a value.

So x = √36

x = 6

So, the only value 'x' can have is 6 which is square root of 36.