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Solve the equation for x. -x^2+14=10
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Solve the equation for x.
-x^2+14=10
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-x^2= -4 then cancels the minus signs on both sides and square root the 4
x= 2
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-x^2 + 14 = 10
subtract 14 from each side
-x^2 = -4
divide each side by -1
x^2 =4
square root each side
x = 2
hope this helps!!! :)
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