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Let a=x^2+4. rewrite the following equation I terms of a and set it to equal zero
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Let a=x^2+4. rewrite the following equation I terms of a and set it to equal zero
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Let a=x^2+4. rewrite the following equation I terms of a and set it to equal zero
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For this case we have the following expression:
a = x ^ 2 + 4
Clearing x we have:
x ^ 2 = a - 4
Rewriting we have:
x = root (a-4)
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The expression written in terms of a is given by:
x = root (a-4)
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