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√x^2 - 4 + √x^2 +5x +6 = √3x^2 + 13x + 14

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Answered by shivamsolankirewari
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Answered by Anonymous
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√x^2 - 4 + √x^2 +5x +6

= (√2)² - 4 +  (√2)² + 5x +6

= 2-4+2+5x+6

=4-4+5x+6

= 5x+6

√3x^2 + 13x + 14

= (√3x)² + 13x + 14

= 3x+13x+14

= 16x + 14

√x^2 - 4 + √x^2 +5x +6 = √3x^2 + 13x + 14

5x+6 = 16x+14

5x-16x = 14-6

-11x=8

x = 8/-11

x = -8/11

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