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Which equation can be rewritten as x + 4 = x^2? Assume x > 0

Which equation can be rewritten as x + 4 = x^2? Assume x > 0-example-1
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The answer is c, since this is the square root of both sides.
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Answer:


√(x+4) =x

Explanation:


x+4=x^2

Rewrite the given equation

To rewrite the given equation ,we need to remove the square from x on the right hand side.

To remove square we take square root onboth sides


x+4=x^2

Take square root on both sides


√(x+4) =√(x^2)

Square and square root gets cancelled


√(x+4) =x

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