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Which of the following is a radical equation x+sqrt 5=12.

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[tex]7 \sqrt{x}=14[/tex] is a radical equation

A radical equation is an equation that has a variable under the radical (root)

  • From the given option [tex]x+\sqrt{5}=12[/tex], you can see that a constant is a value inside a radical, not a variable. Hence this equation is not a radical equation.

  • The same is applicable to [tex]x^2=16 \ and \ 3+x \sqrt{7}=13[/tex], the variable is not under the radical function.

  • Hence the only option that is a radical equation is [tex]7 \sqrt{x}=14[/tex] since x is under the radical function.

Complete questions

which of the following is a radical equation?

1. x+sqrt(5)=12

2. x^2=16

3. 3+xsqrt(7)=13

4. 7sqrt(x)=14

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