Example Example 2 - Extraneous Solution.

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Example

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution

Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation.

Example 2 - Extraneous Solution Check both solutions to verify that they are solutions to the original equation. Since the expression is undefined the solution x=-1 is extraneous

Assignment – change inequality symbols to equality signs