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12 February, 06:39

Solve √ (2x-5) - √ (x+6) = 0.

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  1. 12 February, 06:48
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    The solution to this question is 11.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given that

    √ (2x-5) - √ (x+6) = 0

    √ (2x-5) = √ (x+6) equation (1)

    square of the equation (1)

    (√ (2x-5)) ^2 = (√ (x+6)) ^2

    we know that √a*√a = (√a) ^2=a. So

    2x-5=x+6 after square.

    2x-x=6+5 exchange value

    x=11
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