Posted by lisa on Sunday, January 23, 2011 at 7:40pm.
I will assume all sqrt's are positive
(3 - sqrt5)*sqrtu = 26
sqrtu = 26/(3 - sqrt5)
Now square both sides.
u = 1158.34
Related Questions
math,correction - the problem reads: evaluate sqrt (-4) if possible. my answer: ...
MATH - I need to simply this equation, but I got stuck. h/(4-sqrt(16+h)) = y ...
math - how would you simplify this equation: y = (x+3)/[(4-sqrt(16+h))] please ...
Calculus - Please look at my work below: Solve the initial-value problem. y'...
Math - How do you find a square root of a number that's not a perfect square...
Math Help please!! - Could someone show me how to solve these problems step by ...
math - determine the area of triangle abc when side ab= square root of x, side ...
Algebra - SIMPLIFY: ROOT 0F 7 * ROOT OF 14 SIMPLIFY: ROOT OF 1/5 EVALUATE, IF ...
Math/Calculus - Solve the initial-value problem. Am I using the wrong value for ...
Mathematics - sqrt 6 * sqrt 8 also sqrt 7 * sqrt 5 6.92820323 and 5.916079783 So...
For Further Reading
