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    Solve -\[\sqrt [ 5 ] { 6 x + 7 } = 3\]
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- 6x+75=3\sqrt [ 5 ] { 6 x + 7 } = 356x+7​=3

Question 60

Question 60

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Solve.
- 6x+75=3\sqrt [ 5 ] { 6 x + 7 } = 356x+7​=3


A) 243
B) 1183\frac { 118 } { 3 }3118​
C) 812\frac { 81 } { 2 }281​
D) 236

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