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Rationalize and solve for x in the following:


a)(3)/(1-√(2) ) \\\\b)\sqrt[3]{4+x}=3\\\\c)\sqrt{3x^(2) }-√(12)=0\\\\d)√(18)-x√(2)=√(32)

User Zombies
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Answer:

A) don't see an x B) x=23 C) x=2; D) x=-1

Explanation:

B) Cube both sides...
(\sqrt[3]{4+x})^3=3^3---> 4+x=27

C) add
√(12) to both sides...
√(3x^2)=√(12)... square both sides...
(√(3x^2))^2=(√(12))^2--> 3x^2=12... divide both sides by 3--> x^2=4---> x=2

D=
√(18)-(x*√(2))=√(32)... divide each side
√(2) --->
(√(18)/√(2))- [(x*√(2))/√(2)]= √(32)/√(2)--->
√(9)-x= √(16)... and because 9 and 16 are perfect squares our equation now reads---> 3-x=4---> -x=1---> x=-1

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