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    Solve the Radical Equation\[\sqrt { 18 x - 27 } = x + 3\]
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Solve the Radical Equation 18x−27=x+3\sqrt { 18 x - 27 } = x + 318x−27​=x+3

Question 154

Question 154

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Solve the radical equation.
- 18x−27=x+3\sqrt { 18 x - 27 } = x + 318x−27​=x+3


A) {−6}\{ - 6 \}{−6}
B) {6}\{ 6 \}{6}
C) {−5}\{ - 5 \}{−5}
D) {7}\{ 7 \}{7}

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