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Find the root of the equation: (6x–1)(6x+1) - 4x(9x+2) = −1

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(6x–1)(6x+1) - 4x(9x+2) = −1

Simplify the left side:

36x^2-1 -36x^2-8x = -1

Combine like terms:

-1 -8x = -1

Add 1 to both sides:

-8x = 0

Divide both sides by -8:

x = 0 / -8

x = 0

The root is 0

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