If x is less than zero then the square root of x^3 + x^- the square root of 4 + 4x

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Derek Lawless · Answer 1 · 2024-05-18T09:05:12+0000

Answer: The expression you provided is a bit unclear. Please clarify the expression by using parentheses to indicate the order of operations and grouping. For example, write the expression as:

√(x^3 + x) - √(4 + 4x)

This will help ensure that the intended mathematical operations are clear and I can provide an accurate answer.

Explanation:

If x is less than zero then the square root of x^3 + x^- the square root of 4 + 4x

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