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Question from Caitlyn, a student: 2x^2-2x+1=4x+1 |
Hi Caitlyn,
Add $-4x - 1$ to both sides of this equation. The right side will become $0.$ Simplify the left side and factor it to solve for $x.$
Write back if you need more assiatance,
Penny
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