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Question Number 170844 by mr W last updated on 01/Jun/22

solve x^2 +(√(3−x))=3

solvex2+3x=3

Answered by balirampatel last updated on 01/Jun/22

solution:    x^2 +(√(3−x)) = 3  x^2  = 3−(√(3−x ))  x = (√(3−(√(3−x))))   x = (√(3−(√(3−(√(3−(√(3−x)) ))))))   x = (√(3−(√(3−(√(3−........∞))))))   x = (√(3−x))   x^2  = 3−x  x^2 +x−3=0  x= ((−1±(√(1^2 −4∙1∙(−3))))/(2∙1))  x = ((−1±(√(1+12)))/2)   x = ((−1±(√(13)))/2)  x = ((−1+(√(13)))/2) Answer  [only  positive  value  satisfied]                                                      [also x = −1 ]

solution:x2+3x=3x2=33xx=33xx=3333xx=333........x=3xx2=3xx2+x3=0x=1±1241(3)21x=1±1+122x=1±132x=1+132Answer[onlypositivevaluesatisfied][alsox=1]

Commented by mr W last updated on 01/Jun/22

nice solution!

nicesolution!

Answered by MJS_new last updated on 01/Jun/22

x^2 +(√(3−x))=3  (√(3−x))=t≥0  t^4 −6t^2 +t+6=0  (t−2)(t+1)(t^2 +t−3)=0  t≥0 ⇒ t=((−1+(√(13)))/2)∨t=2  ⇒ x=((−1+(√(13)))/2)∨x=−1

x2+3x=33x=t0t46t2+t+6=0(t2)(t+1)(t2+t3)=0t0t=1+132t=2x=1+132x=1

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