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(4x+1)^2+9(4x+1)=-18 find x​

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Answered by Mayuriagarwal
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Answer:

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Answered by netrashukla21
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Answer:

x= \frac{-7}{4} or x=-1

Step-by-step explanation:

So when solving this equation, all we really need to do is make it simple

Because 4x+1 repeats, we can replace it with p. So our new equation is:

(p)^{2} +9(p)=-18

Now lets solve the equation in terms of p

p^2+9p+18=0\\(p+6)(p+3)=0

So now we know p is either -6 or -3

p still equals 4x+1, so we have to factor that back in

4x+1=-6\\or\\4x+1=-3

When we solve 4x+1=-6, our answer is -7/4

And when solving 4x+1=-3, our answer is -1

If you are doubtful, substitude -7/4 or -1 in place of x

In conclusion:

x=\frac{-7}{4} and x=-1

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