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How would you solve 6p^2-3=2 by using the square root property? Thanks.

How would you solve 6p^2-3=2 by using the square root property? Thanks.
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How would you solve 6p^2-3=2 by using the square root property? Thanks.

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\bf 6p^2-3=2\implies 6p^2=5\implies p^2=\cfrac{5}{6}\implies p=\sqrt{\cfrac{5}{6}}
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