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Solve the Equation $(7+\sqrt{x}) l^{2}-14(7+\sqrt{x})+10=0$ A) $\{-39\}$ B) $\{-\sqrt{39}\}$ C) $\{39\}$ D) $\{\sqrt{39}\}$

Question 322

Multiple Choice

Solve the equation.
- $(7+\sqrt{x}) l^{2}-14(7+\sqrt{x}) +10=0$

A) $\{-39\}$
B) $\{-\sqrt{39}\}$
C) $\{39\}$
D) $\{\sqrt{39}\}$

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