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3 years ago

Answers?? With work please

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Naya [18.7K]3 years ago

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1.)-2
2)-2
3.)-3
4.)-1
5)1
6.)-6
7.)-6
8.)4
9.)0
10.)no solution
11.)-3
12.)all real numbers
13.)-1
14.)5
On working on the work for the first problem so u understand

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