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Extraneous and missing solutions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In mathematics, an extraneous solution represents a solution, such as that to an equation, that emerges from the process of solving the problem but is not a valid solution to the original problem. A...
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Where you might see an extraneous solution is situations where you have to square both sides to reach a solution or where you have a fraction with an algebraic expression in the denominator. There is an example of each case in the answer to a previous question.
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Please see the attached file for the fully formatted. ... Please show me the steps how you work the problems so I can work similar problems. Thanks! Solve each formula for the indicated variable. For h; for s; Raising each side to a power to eliminate Radicals. Solve each equation and check for extraneous solution.
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Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 8:43 pm ; Post subject: RE: make up radical equation with extraneous solution ... I'm just not hitting make up radical equation with extraneous solution and need help. Is there anyway I can get help without having to go to tutorials? I need to figure it out at home.
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An extraneous solution ... Notice we see the solution that is at x = 3.58113883 but we don't see the other solution. The reason is that x = .418861169 is a solution of the quadratic equation we found in order to solve the logarithmic equation. Sometimes, such transformations of equations give us solutions that are...
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While adding and subtracting rational expressions is a royal pain, solving rational equations is much simpler. ... (Note that I don't say that it's "simple", ... This equation is so simple that I can solve it just by looking at it: since I have two-thirds equal to x-thirds, clearly x = 2. The reason this was so easy to solve is...
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