Saturday, 9 April 2016

algebra precalculus - Solve equations $sqrt{t +9} - sqrt{t} = 1$

Solve equation: $\sqrt{t +9} - \sqrt{t} = 1$



I moved - √t to the left side of the equation $\sqrt{t +9} = 1 -\sqrt{t}$



I squared both sides $(\sqrt{t+9})^2 = (1)^2 (\sqrt{t})^2$




Then I got $t + 9 = 1+ t$



Can't figure it out after that point.



The answer is $16$

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