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18. Without solving the radical equation VX + 5 + 9 = 0, how could you tell that it has no real solution?
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18. Without solving the radical equation VX + 5 + 9 = 0, how could you tell that it has no real solution?

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Answer:

Has two unkown variables

Explanation:

When there is only one equation provided with two unknown variables, it is difficult to solve for the unknown variables

The most simplified version of this equation would be VX = -14

More information would be needed to solve

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