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Answer:


\displaystyle x=\sqrt{(2U)/(k)}

The third option is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Equation Solving

We have the following equation:


\displaystyle U=(1)/(2)kx^2

And it's required to solve it for x.

To solve this equation we need to perform some operations to have the x isolated from any other variables, constants, or operations.

This will be done by conveniently operating on both sides as follows:

Eliminate the denominator by multiplying by 2:


\displaystyle 2U=kx^2

Move k to the other side by dividing by k:


\displaystyle (2U)/(k)=x^2

Swapping sides to have x at the left side:


\displaystyle x^2=(2U)/(k)

Taking the square root:


\mathbf{\displaystyle x=\sqrt{(2U)/(k)}}

The third option is the correct answer.

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