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    Solve the Radical Equation\(7 \sqrt { x } = x + 12\)
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Solve the Radical Equation 7x=x+127 \sqrt { x } = x + 127x​=x+12

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Solve the radical equation. Don t forget, you must check potential solutions. 7x=x+127 \sqrt { x } = x + 127x​=x+12 Enter your answer as two numbers, separated by a comma.

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