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What is the solution to the equation below?

square root 2x/ square root x - 2 = 2

What is the solution to the equation below? square root 2x/ square root x - 2 = 2-example-1
User Moli
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Answer:

x=4

Explanation:


(√(2x) )/(√(x-2))=2

Multiply both sides by
√(x-2) :


\implies √(2x)=2√(x-2)

Square both sides:


\implies 2x=4(x-2)\\\\\implies 2x=4x-8

Add 8 to both sides:


\implies 2x+8=4x

Subtract
2x from both sides:


\implies 8=2x

Divide both sides by 4:


\implies x=4

User Jaredlt
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Answer:


x= 4

Explanation:


(√(2x))/(√(x-2)\:)=2 [ bring √(x - 2) to the opposite side ]


√(2x) = 2√(x-2)


(√(2x) )^(2) = (2√(x-2))^2 [ square both sides ]


2x = 4(x-2)


2x=4x-8


2x - 4x = -8


-2x = -8


x= 4

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