Question 24 (PS98031.02): GMAT Online Question Bank (GMAT Official Guide 2021 and beyond)
Video explanation: If $\sqrt{3-2x} = \sqrt{2x}+1$, then $4x^2=$…
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Question 24 (PS98031.02): GMAT Online Question Bank (GMAT Official Guide 2021 and beyond)
Video explanation: If $\sqrt{3-2x} = \sqrt{2x}+1$, then $4x^2=$…
How did you get 2 into square of 2x in the right hand side but not the left hand side while squaring on both sides.
I am not sure if I completely grasp your question. I am assuming you are referring to the squaring step. On the left side we have the term $\sqrt{3-2x}$, which on squaring yields $3-2x$, and there are no radical terms on the left side. I am not sure if this answers your question.