SOLUTION: 7m^2-14m+1=-5

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Question 671846: 7m^2-14m+1=-5
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Hi,
7m^2-14m+1=-5
7m^2-14m+6= 0
7(m-1)^2 -7 + 6 = 0
7(m-1)^2 =1
m = 1 ± sqrt(1/7)
m = 1 ± sqrt(7)/7
7m^2-14m+6= 0 ||may also use the Quadratic formula
m = (14 ± 2sqrt(7))/14 = 1 ± sqrt(7)/7
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