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Solve 2√x=1-√(4x-1).
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Solve 2√x=1-√(4x-1).

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Answer:
x=(1)/(4)

Explanation:

Given


2√(x)=1-√(4x-1)


√(4x-1)=1-2√(x)

Squaring both sides


4x-1=1+4x-4√(x)


4√(x)=2


√(x)=(1)/(2)

squaring both sides


x=(1)/(4)

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