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If a=5 square root of 2 and 2a=square root of 2x

If a=5 square root of 2 and 2a=square root of 2x-example-1
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User Kara Woo
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Answer:


\huge\boxed{\sf x = 100}

Explanation:

Given equation:

2a = √(2x)

Put a = 5√2

2(5√2) = √(2x)

We can also write √(2x) as √2√x

10√2 = √2√x

  • Divide both sides by √2

So,

10 = √x

  • Now, take square on both sides

(10)² = √(x)²

100 = x

OR

x = 100


\rule[225]{225}{2}

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