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What is the result of isolating x^2 in the equation below?

What is the result of isolating x^2 in the equation below?-example-1
User Jsamsa
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Answer:


x^(2) = 10 +
(36)/(10)
y^(2)

The correct answer choice is A.

Explanation:

10
x^(2) - 36
y^(2) = 100

By isolation 10
x^(2) you are adding 36
y^(2) to both sides.

With this step we are left with this result:

10
x^(2) = 100 + 36
y^(2)

Finally, we can simplify the equation further by dividing all terms by the coefficient 10, since it was what
x^(2) was multiplied by.


x^(2) = 10 +
(36)/(10)
y^(2)

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