for the third; and 3x ק×√ √ for the fourth. And continuing the same process, we will find the next term and all after become 0; .. the power sought will evidently be 1+3+3x+x√√x. 6. By (Art. 29), (3+2√/5)2=32+(2,√5)2+2×3× 2√5=29+12√5. (92.) EVOLUTION OF Surds. 1. The square root of 9 is 3, and the square root of 33 is—33×36, or 3; hence the quantity sought is 3/3. 2. The square root of 36 is 6, and the square root of 3/2—23×4—26, or √/2; hence the quantity sought is 66/2. 9 3. The cube root of 8 is 2, and the cube root of 3/5 _5§×§—5—2/5; hence the quantity sought is 25. 4. The cube root of 27 is 3, and the cube root of √7 is 7×3—7—/7; hence the quantity sought is 3×76, or 3/7. = 5. The fourth root of 64 is (64)4=(64)15—(218)ik — 2(26)13, and the fourth root of 3/4 is 4×41-(22)12; hence the quantity sought is 2(26)12 (22) 122 (28) 1'4 — 2(256)12. (94.) EXERCISES IN EQUATIONS. 1. √3x+4=5. Given equation. .. 2. √4+5x=2+3x. Given equation. 4+5x=4+4√3x+3x, by squaring both sides. 2x=4/3x, by transposition. 4x2-48x, by squaring both sides. 3. 3/2x+10+4=8, given equation, /2x+10=4, by transposition, 2x+10=64, by cubing both sides, .x= =27, by transposition and division by 2. 4.2+5=7, given equation, 2=4, transposing and squaring, .. x=6, by dividing by 3. 5. √4x+17+6√x+2=8√x+3, given equation, √4x+17=2√x+1, by transposition, 4x+17=4x+4x+1, by squaring, x=4, by transposing and dividing by 4, .. 16, by squaring. √x2-7x+x-7-21, by mult. by x-7, 8x+4 7. == √5+x 4/5+x, given equation, 8x+4=20+4x, by multiplying by √5+x, √7x+x2+1=13, by multiplying by √x, 3+2√1+x=1+x, by multiplying by 3/1+x, 4+4x=x2-4x+4, transposing and squaring, 8x=x2, by transposing, .x=8. 2a 10. √x+√x+a=] given equation, √x2+ax+x+a=2a, by multiplying by √x+a, x2+ax=a2—2ax+x2, transposing and squaring, 3ax-a, by transposition, 11. √x−√α=✔ax, given equation, Ja .. X= a by dividing by 1—✔a. (1—√āja› by squaring. 12. √x+a+√a—x=b, given equation, x+a+2√a2—x2+a—x=b2, squaring both sides, 4x2-be (4a-62), transp. & changing signs, b .. a—2 (4a—b2), div. by 4 and ext. root. 13. √1+x√x2+12=1+x, given equation, 1+x√x+12=1+2x+x2, squaring both sides, √x2+12=2+x, subt. 1 and dividing by x, x2+12=4+4x+x2, by squaring, ..x=2, transposing and dividing by 4. √16x+x2+16+x=40, by mult. by ✔]6+x, √/16x+x2=24−x, by transposition, .. x=9. 64√√x+1024=48x+1056, by mult. both sides by 768, 16x=32, by transposition, x=4, by dividing by 16 and squaring. E 15/6x=16/6x-6, clearing of fractions, 6x-6, transposing and changing the signs, .x=6, by squaring and dividing by 6. ·18. x+2x=24, given equation, x+2x+1=25, completing the square, 19. x2xx, given equation, 1 x-2=x, by dividing by x2, x-x-2, by transposition, x-x+1=1, by completing the square, —=—, extracting the root, x-2 or -1, by transposition, .. x 4 or 1, by squaring. 20. x2+x3-6, given equation, +x+1=25, (Art. 94), by completing square, +1=2, by extracting the root, x-2 or 3, by transposition, ..x=32 or -243, by raising to the fifth power. 21. 3x-2x-133, given equation, Solving for x2 by formula, (Art. 80), we have 22. (x+12)*+(x+12)a—6, given equation. This being of the form of an adfected quadratic, in which the unknown quantity is (x+12), we must first solve for (x+12), and then raising both sides to the fourth power, solve the result again for x. (x+12)*+(x+12)*+1=, completing the square, (x+12)+=+, extracting the root, (x+12)=2 or -3, by transposition, x+12=16 or 81, raising to the fourth power, ..x=4 or 69. 1 2 (95.) ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSION. Proof of Theorems, page 64. l=a+n-ld n Given theorems. s={2a+n―ld 2 1. Since la+n―ld, by equation (1), ..a—l—n—ld. 2. Since s= Q. E. D. {2a+n-1d}, by equation (2.) 2s=2an+nxn-ld. 2' 2an-2s—nxn―ld, by transposition. d. 3. From (1)n-ld—l—a, and Q. E. D. |