SOLUTION: radical 5X+4 = 1+ radical 3X+1

Question 116794: radical 5X+4 = 1+ radical 3X+1
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square both sides

subtract from both sides

This is true only if either

These are the answers. You can verify by plugging
one at a time them back into the original equation
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