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Question Number 218093 by ArshadS last updated on 29/Mar/25

Solve for x  (√(2x+3)) −(√(x−2)) =(√(x+2))

Solveforx2x+3x2=x+2

Answered by vnm last updated on 29/Mar/25

2x+3=((√(x+2))+(√(x−2)))^2 =  x+2+x−2+2(√((x+2)(x−2)))  3=2(√(x^2 −4))  x^2 =((3/2))^2 +4  x=(5/2)  −(5/2) can′t be the solution

2x+3=(x+2+x2)2=x+2+x2+2(x+2)(x2)3=2x24x2=(32)2+4x=5252cantbethesolution

Commented by ArshadS last updated on 29/Mar/25

Thank you sir

Thankyousir

Answered by Marzuk last updated on 30/Mar/25

(√(2x+3))−(√(x−2))=(√(x+2))  or,(√(2x+3))=(√(x+2))+(√(x−2))  or,2x+3 = x+2+x−2+2(√(x+2)).(√(x−2))  [squaring each side]  or,2x+3= 2x+2(√(x+2)).(√(x−2))  or,(√(x^2 −4))= (3/2)  or,x^2 =((3/2))^2 +4  or,x^2 = ((25)/4)  or, x = (√((25)/4))  ∴ x = (5/2)   I didn′t show some steps here.

2x+3x2=x+2or,2x+3=x+2+x2or,2x+3=x+2+x2+2x+2.x2[squaringeachside]or,2x+3=2x+2x+2.x2or,x24=32or,x2=(32)2+4or,x2=254or,x=254x=52Ididntshowsomestepshere.

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