What are the solutions to the equation k=h+x^2 ?

The solutions to the equation k=h+x^2 are x=sqrt(k-h),x=-sqrt(k-h)

Find the zeros of k=h+x^2

The zeros of k=h+x^2 are x=sqrt(k-h),x=-sqrt(k-h)

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k = h + x^{2}

x = k - h, x = - k - h

Solution steps

k = h + x^{2}

Switch sides

h + x^{2} = k

Move

h

to the right side

x^{2} = k - h

For

x^{2} = f (a)

the solutions are

x = f (a), - f (a)

x = k - h, x = - k - h

6 x^{2} - 2 = - 39

25 x^{2} = 12 (5 x - 3)

N (t) = 550 + 20 t - 0.2 t^{2}

n^{2} - 16 n = - 12

x (x - 11) = 0

What are the solutions to the equation k=h+x^2 ?
The solutions to the equation k=h+x^2 are x=sqrt(k-h),x=-sqrt(k-h)
Find the zeros of k=h+x^2
The zeros of k=h+x^2 are x=sqrt(k-h),x=-sqrt(k-h)