Solving square-root equations: no solution | Mathematics III | High School Math | Khan Academy

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Sal solves the equation √(3x-7)+√(2x-1)=0, only to find out that the single solution is extraneous, which means the equation has no solution.

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It is because square root of any positive integer is greater than 0. So, the summation of the square root of two numbers can not be equal to 0.

TheAbrar
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Hey Sal. I wanted to know which software and apparatus do u use for making these study Videos ?

yoman
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why all videos from khan academy are mute but other videos work fine?!

yingzhang
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Why don’t you think they both are equal to 0

quochunglethanh
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what the hell man answer is 8/5 try it..think u messed up something.

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