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If 14x = 14−−√13, what value of x makes this equation true?
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If 14x = 14−−√13, what value of x makes this equation true?

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Answer:

x = 26.89352

Explanation:

1. remove parenthesis

2. divide both sides by 14

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Answer:

The answer is 1/13

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