SOLUTION: solve the equation x-1 = the square root 0f 2x+6
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Question 765418: solve the equation x-1 = the square root 0f 2x+6
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Square both sides
Collect terms to standard form:
Use the quadratic formula. Note: 
, therefore you have a conjugate pair of complex roots.
John
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