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What is the sum of all values of x that satisfy the equation (x2 -5x+5)^(x2 +4x-60) =1? Hint: There are three cases to consider

I think I figured out 2 of the cases. The first one being x2 +4x-60=0 while x2 -5x+5=whatever. The second is x2 -5x+5=1 and x2 +4x-60=whatever. But I cant think of a third case
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Answered by Damon
(-1)^ even power = 1
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