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In this video, we will solve step by step... I'm stepping into a classic irrational equation that mixes square roots and cube roots: $\sqrt{x+1} - \sqrt[3]{2x-6} = 2$.
The big secret to not getting lost in the calculations is to use a convenient change of variables ($a$ and $b$), apply the notable product of the cube of the difference, and factor the resulting equation to find all possible values of X.
📐 Topics covered in this lesson: • Change of variables in irrational equations • Elimination of radicals (square and cube) • Development of the cube of the difference $(a - b)^3$ • Factoring and factoring out terms • Solving the quadratic equation (Bhaskara / Sum and Product) • Determining the solution set for $x$
⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to the irrational equation 00:32 - Change of variable and isolation of terms 02:08 - Cubing and setting up the system 04:45 - Applying the notable product of the cube of the difference 07:43 - Factoring and solving the quadratic equation 10:48 - Finding the final solutions for X 12:48 - Solution set and closure
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📚 Link to my Basic Math course 👍 Did you enjoy the lesson? Subscribe to the Math with Cristiano Marcell channel, leave a like, and share with anyone who likes algebra and math challenges!
📚 STUDY WITH ME
👉 https://pay.kiwify.com.br/9E7BSPy
📚 Link to purchase my book
👉 https://www.editorarideel.com.br/os-1...
🇧🇷 Use my 15% discount coupon 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 CRISTIANO31
📚 Link to my course PASS FOR PROFMAT https://pay.kiwify.com.br/vVxJCPz
📲 SOCIAL MEDIA: • Instagram: @prof.cristianomarcell
Business contact: mat_amorim@hotmail.com
In this video, we will solve step by step... I'm stepping into a classic irrational equation that mixes square roots and cube roots: $\sqrt{x+1} - \sqrt[3]{2x-6} = 2$.
The big secret to not getting lost in the calculations is to use a convenient change of variables ($a$ and $b$), apply the notable product of the cube of the difference, and factor the resulting equation to find all possible values of X.
📐 Topics covered in this lesson: • Change of variables in irrational equations • Elimination of radicals (square and cube) • Development of the cube of the difference $(a - b)^3$ • Factoring and factoring out terms • Solving the quadratic equation (Bhaskara / Sum and Product) • Determining the solution set for $x$
⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to the irrational equation 00:32 - Change of variable and isolation of terms 02:08 - Cubing and setting up the system 04:45 - Applying the notable product of the cube of the difference 07:43 - Factoring and solving the quadratic equation 10:48 - Finding the final solutions for X 12:48 - Solution set and closure
👍 Did you like the solution? Leave your like, subscribe to the Mathematics with Cristiano Marcell channel and share with those who love a good math challenge!
#Mathematics #Algebra #IrrationalEquation #NotableProducts #BasicMathematics