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Solve the equation r²-4s+s²=8r+2s=28

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Answer:

${r}^{2} - 4s + {s}^{2} = 8r + 2s = 28 \\ \\ r = \frac{24}{5 } - i \frac{ \sqrt[4]{129} }{5} \\ \: s = \frac{58}{5} + i \frac{ \sqrt[2]{129} }{5 } \\ \\ r = \frac{24}{5} + i \frac{ \sqrt[4]{129} }{5} \\ s = \frac{58}{5} - i \frac{ \sqrt[2]{129} }{5}$

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Solve the equation r²-4s+s²=8r+2s=28​

Solve the equation r²-4s+s²=8r+2s=28