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What are all the real values of x which satisfy the equation: (x-7)(x^2+6x+4)=-(x-7)
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(X-7)(X²+6X+4)=-(X-7)
divide through by (X-7)
X²+6X+4=-1
X²+6X+4+1=0
X²+6X+5=0
X=-1 OR X=-5 satisfy the equation
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What are all the real values of x which satisfy the equation: (x-7)(x^2+6x+4)=-(x-7)