The right side of the equation can be rewritten in terms of p as 4p (4p = 4(x^2 +6) = 4x^2 +24)
Now you have (x^2 +6)^2 - 21 = 4p
Replace (x^2 +6) with p
p^2 - 21 = 4p
Subtract 4p from each side:
p^2 - 21 -4p = 0
Rewrite the expression to get p^2 - 4p -21 = 0
Yes, because no matter how many 0's are after the decimal, the number stays the same.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Use the quadratic formula: 
First, let's convert our equation to standard form of a Quadratic: ax² + bx + c = 0
3x² = 80
3x² - 80 = 0
Note, thats the value of b will be 0, as there is no "bx"
Now, solve:
Plug in values
Simplify the radical (Discriminant)
Pull out perfect squares
Reduce factors
The solutions are 