Question
If √x = 11, what is the value of x + √x?
The correct answer is
132
√x = 11, so squaring both sides gives x = 11²
= 121
x + √x = 121 + 11
= 132
Check: √121 = 11, so the given condition holds.
Hence, 132.
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