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How can I factorize this equation x+1=✔️(3x+7) ✔️This means square root
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How can I factorize this equation x+1=✔️(3x+7) ✔️This means square root

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x+1=
√(3x+7)

To get rid of the square root, put it in the power of 2.
(x+1)^2=3x+7--factor (x+1)^2
x^2+2x+1=3x+7---> solve
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