A Radical Constraint Maximum

Problem

Real numbers $x, y$ satisfy

x - 3\sqrt{y} = \sqrt{x - 3y}.

Find the maximum possible value of $x$ .

Answer

Solution

Difficulty	7/10
Topics	algebra, Cauchy-Schwarz, inequality

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