Solve each equation by using the square root property. X^2–14x+49=3

Lu Roman asked Jan 3, 2023

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Lu Roman asked Jan 3, 2023

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The equation can be written as

taking the square root of both sides gives

$x-7=\pm\sqrt[]{3}$

Adding 7 to both sides gives

$x=\pm\sqrt[]{3}+7.$

which is the solution to our equation.

Brendan Abel answered Jan 8, 2023

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