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Sailor:

help 😭

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dude:

You can start by getting rid of the square root, those are ew

dude:

(Square both sides)

Sailor:

I understand how to do that part It's just the part where you have to plug everything back in I got (x+1) and (x+7) which then becomes -1 and -7 when i plug them in i get radicals and im confused about them

jhonyy9:

\[\sqrt{57 -8x } = x - 8 \] like @dude said above square both sides \[\left( \sqrt{57 - 8x} \right)^{2} = \left( x - 8 \right)^{2}\] continue please from here ...

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