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What is the solution to (x-5)(x+2)+2x=8+(x-4)^2+1?
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What is the solution to (x-5)(x+2)+2x=8+(x-4)^2+1?

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Answer: x=5

Step-by-step explanation:sorry I just solve it on the paper and I don't have time to write it the step by step

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