sqrt(1-x)+sqrt(x+9)=5

The solutions of the equation sqrt(4-x)+sqrt(x+9)=5 are

Prove that : int_(2)^(7) (sqrt(x))/(sqrt(9-x)+sqrt(x))dx=(5)/(2)

Prove that : int_(2)^(7) (sqrt(x))/(sqrt(9-x)+sqrt(x))dx=(5)/(2)

Find the solutions of sqrt(x-3)-sqrt(x+9)=sqrt(x-1)

Find x if (sqrt(5x) + sqrt(3x + 1))/(sqrt(5x) -sqrt(3x + 1)) = 9 .

Using properties of proportion, solve for x : (i) (sqrt(x + 5) + sqrt(x - 16))/ (sqrt(x + 5) - sqrt(x - 16)) = (7)/(3) (ii) (sqrt(x + 1) + sqrt(x - 1))/ (sqrt(x + 1) - sqrt(x - 1)) = (4x -1)/(2) . (iii) (3x + sqrt(9x^(2) -5))/(3x - sqrt(9x^(2) -5)) = 5 .

Solve : sqrt(9+2x)-sqrt(2x)=(5)/(sqrt(9+2x)) .

If sqrt(4x-9) + sqrt(4x +9) = 5 +sqrt7 then what is the value of x ?