Solve (3x−2)²=5 over the real numbers.
A2±√5
B(2±5)/3
C(−2±√5)/3
D(2±√5)/3
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. (2±√5)/3
Taking both square roots gives 3x−2=±√5, hence x=(2±√5)/3.
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