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Solve 

x2+2x+3x+4=x+5

for x.

 Jan 5, 2021

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If we multiply both sides by x+4,we get x2+2x+3=x2+9x+20 which can be simplified to 0=7x+17ubtract 17 from both sides and divide by 7. we get -17/7.

 Jan 5, 2021
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Best Answer

If we multiply both sides by x+4,we get x2+2x+3=x2+9x+20 which can be simplified to 0=7x+17ubtract 17 from both sides and divide by 7. we get -17/7.

MooMooooMooM Jan 5, 2021
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Cross-multiplication gives 

x2+2x+3=(x+4)(x+5)=x2+9x+20.

Therefore

0=7x+17

and x=177.

 Jan 6, 2021

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