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Solve the equation using square roots. 7x2 + 6 = 13

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Answer:


x=\± 1

Explanation:


7x^2+6=13

Subtract 6 on both sides of the equation.


7x^2+6-6=13-6


7x^2=7

Divide both sides with 7.


(7x^2)/(7)=(7)/(7)


x^2=1

Take square roots on both sides.


x=\± √(1)

User Jeremy Slade
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Answer:

x = ±1

Explanation:

=> 7x² = 13-6

=> 7x² = 7

Dividing both sides by 7

=> x² = 1

Taking sqrt on both sides

=> x = ±1

User Jenson Raby
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