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Find all x so that x^5=-x^3. Imaginary numbers (like "i") are allowed.
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Find all x so that x^5=-x^3. Imaginary numbers (like "i") are allowed.

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It’s 3 keidiskdkkskskskkssiisisisisiis
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Finding x like finding imaginary number I would say like in this problem x is more than 5 and x is less than 3 so 5x-3x
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