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Quick Wolfram Alpha question.

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I.B
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I want to put my equation in with the square root symbol over both the 2x and -3

So instead of coming up like this: √2x-3=5, i want the square root symbol to extend over both the 2x and -3.

Not a math wiz at all, and any help with this would be appreciated.

-Thanks
Oct 23 2012 7:13PM
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saxon
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√(2x-3), i believe.
Oct 23 2012 7:17PM
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Raptor.
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you could enter it as (2x-3)^(.5)
or sqrt(2x-3)
Oct 23 2012 7:18PM
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Black.Bird
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Do (2x-3)^(0.5) it always works.
Oct 23 2012 7:18PM
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