Question: Solve: $4 \sqrt{a -3} = \sqrt{5a +7}$
Solution:
Given,
$4 \sqrt{a -3} = \sqrt{5a +7}$
[ Squaring both sides ]
$or, (4 \sqrt{a -3})^2 = ( \sqrt{5a +7})^2$
$or, 16(a-3) = 5a +7$
$or, 16a - 48 = 5a +7$
$or, 16a -5a = 48+7$
$or, 11a = 55$
$\therefore a = 5$
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