Raymond B. answered 07/13/25
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
x=csqrb+4, find x+1/x= 5+3sqr3/2
the problem is ambiguous as stated, if it reads
x=csqr(b+4) find (x+1)/x= 1 +1/x = 1+1/csqr(b+4)= 1+sqr(b+4)/(cb+4c)
then to get 5+3sqr3/2 as the answer requires sqr(b+4)/(cb+4c) = 4+3sqr3/2
maybe the problem is to find b and c such that that equality holds
maybe let b=x and c=y and graph the equation, but the graph never touches the x axis, no x intercept means no real solution for x
Maybe the problem is really
x= (csqrb) +4, find x +(1/x). if so, then
(csqrb)+4 + 1/(csqrb)+4) = x + 1/x = 5+3sqr3/2 = 5+1.5sqr3
let x=b, y=c and graph
(ysqrx) +4 + 1/((ysqrx)+4) = 5 + 1.5sqr3
same problem no x intercept means no real solution