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    Exam 7: Rational Exponents, Radicals, and Complex Numbers
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    Solve -\(x - \sqrt { 26 x + 39 } = - 8\)
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- x−26x+39=−8x - \sqrt { 26 x + 39 } = - 8x−26x+39​=−8

Question 208

Question 208

Multiple Choice

Solve.
- x−26x+39=−8x - \sqrt { 26 x + 39 } = - 8x−26x+39​=−8


A) −5- 5−5
B) −4- 4−4
C) 5
D) 7

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