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Extraneous solutions of equations
Which value for the constant 
c makes 
z=2 an extraneous solution in the following equation?

{:[sqrt(7-3z)=3+cz],[c=O/]:}

Extraneous solutions of equations\newlineWhich value for the constant c c makes z=2 z=2 an extraneous solution in the following equation?\newline73z=3+czc= \begin{array}{l} \sqrt{7-3 z}=3+c z \\ c=\emptyset \end{array}

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Q. Extraneous solutions of equations\newlineWhich value for the constant c c makes z=2 z=2 an extraneous solution in the following equation?\newline73z=3+czc= \begin{array}{l} \sqrt{7-3 z}=3+c z \\ c=\emptyset \end{array}
  1. Check for Extraneous Solution: Substitute z=2z=2 into the equation to check if it's an extraneous solution.\newline73×2=3+c×2\sqrt{7-3\times 2} = 3 + c\times 2\newline1=3+2c\sqrt{1} = 3 + 2c\newline1=3+2c1 = 3 + 2c
  2. Solve for c: Solve for c.\newline1=3+2c1 = 3 + 2c\newline13=2c1 - 3 = 2c\newline2=2c-2 = 2c\newlinec=1c = -1
  3. Verify Solution: Verify if z=2z=2 is indeed an extraneous solution by substituting c=1c=-1 back into the original equation.\newline732=3+(1)2\sqrt{7-3\cdot 2} = 3 + (-1)\cdot 2\newline1=321 = 3 - 2\newline1=11 = 1

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