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Solve each polynomial equation. If a solution occurs more than once, state it's multiplicity.

4x^4-13^2+9=0

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Answered by bobpursley
let z^2=z
4z^2-13z +9=0
(4z -9)(z-1)=0

z= 9/4 z= 1
x^2=9/4 x^2=1
x= +- 3/2 x= +-1 four solutions
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Solve each polynomial equation. If a solution occurs more than once, state it's multiplicity.

4x^4-13^2+9=0

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