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An expression is given that has a value between 4.44.4 and 4.54.5, and where xx represents an integer. ​ ​ \sqrt{x}+\sqrt{x} x ​ + x ​ ​ What is the value of xx?

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Answer:


x = 5

Explanation:

Given


\sqrt x + \sqrt x = (4.4,4.5)

Required

Find x

When the result is 4.4, we have:


\sqrt x + \sqrt x = 4.4

This gives:


2\sqrt x = 4.4

Divide both sides by 2


\sqrt x = 2.2

Square both sides


x = 2.2^2


x = 4.84

When the result is 4.5, we have:


\sqrt x + \sqrt x = 4.5


2\sqrt x = 4.5\\

Divide both sides by 2


\sqrt x = 2.25

Square both sides


x = 2.25^2


x = 5.0625

So, the value of x is between 4.84 and 5.0625

i.e.


x = (4.84,5.0625)

The only integer between the above interval is 5.

Hence:


x = 5

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