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3(x+4)^2=21.. multiply to (3x+12)^2=21 then do i subract 12 from both sides?
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no you should do the (x+4)^2 first, then multiply the result by 3
3(x^2+8x+16)
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where did you get the 8x from? i got x^2+12 = 21 then 3x^2+36=21
(x+4)^2=(x+4)(x+4)= x^2+8x+16
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ooohh got it now....ack...hate math....it doens't like me....tx for the help
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