Posted by larissa on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at 10:56pm.
illegible symbols
You later posted this as :
sqrt(x) + 2 = sqrt (5-x) + 3
The answers are x = 1 and 4, and depend upon whether you take positive or negative square roots, or one of each.
Look for my derivation in the other place where you posted this.
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