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The discussion centers on solving the equation (x²−5)²/(x+7)²=√(169-x²). Participants confirm that squaring both sides of the equation is a valid approach to simplify and solve it. This method leads to a clearer path for finding the intersection points of the functions involved. The consensus is that squaring both sides effectively eliminates the square root, facilitating the solution process.

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hi guys, new here, well how can you solve this equation

(x²−5)²/(x+7)²=√(169-x²)


I thought i could square both of them
 
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Hello there, and welcome -- yes, squaring both sides would work. What would you get following through with that?
 
Problem solved thanks
 

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