put a positive factor back into the square root:
[tex]\sqrt[-5]{0.6}[/tex]
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put a positive factor back into the square root:
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(2x-a)/b=(ax+1)/c, if ab ≠ 2c
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put a positive factor back into the square root:
[tex]\sqrt[-5]{0.6}[/tex]
put a positive factor back into the square root:
[tex]\sqrt[-5]{0.6}[/tex]
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