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Solve the equation (2x−3)²-14=2x(x−7) Please help!!!!!! I need it now.
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Solve the equation
(2x−3)²-14=2x(x−7)
Please help!!!!!! I need it now.

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Answer:

x=−1−√112,−1+√112

Explanation:

Move all terms to the left side and set equal to zero.

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