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\huge \dag \sf{Answer \: it} The question is below. 2 √(x) - 14 = (288)/( √(x) ) NOTE: Don't copy from web Need Answer with explanation Don't spam If you don't know the answer, don't answer. Best of luck
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The question is below.
NOTE: Don't copy from web
Need Answer with explanation
Don't spam
If you don't know the answer, don't answer.
Best of luck guys......
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Here's the solution ~
There are two cases now ~
Case #1
Case #2
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