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1. In the process of solving the radical equation, x − 5 =radical 3x −11 , you will need to solve which of the following quadratic equations?
a) x2 −7x+16=0
b) x2 −3x−14=0
c) x2 +13x−36=0
d) x2 −13x + 36 = 0 e)
none of these

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In the process of solving the expression x − 5 =radical 3x −11 , you will need to solve the quadratic equation x² - 13x + 36 =0

Solving radical equations

Radical equations are expression that are under the square root. For instance √x is a radical expression.

Given the equation expressed as:

x − 5 = √3x −11

Square both sides to have;

(x-5)² = (√3x −11 )²

This can be further expressed as:

(x-5)² =3x −11

Expand

x² -10x + 25 = 3x - 11

Equate to zero

x² -10x + 25 - 3x +11 = 0
x² -10x - 3x +36 = 0
x² - 13x + 36 =0

Hence in the process of solving the expression x − 5 =radical 3x −11 , you will need to solve the quadratic equation x² - 13x + 36 =0

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