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Solve the following quadratic equation. (x+12)^2=1 A. x = 11 and x = 13 B. x = -11 and x = -13 C. x = -11 and x = 13 D. x = 11 a

nd x = -13
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sveticcg [70]2 years ago

7 0

Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

(x+12)^2=1

or

(x+12)= +or - 1

when

x+12=1

x=1-12 =-11

when

x+12=-1

x=-1-12 =-13

then

x=-11 and x= -13

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