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- Feb 14, 2012
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Hi all,
I've tried to no avail to find the solution to this equation in exact form, and I'm giving it up entirely and I hope someone would come up with a brilliant idea on how to tackle it elegantly.
Thanks in advance.
Problem: Solve \(\displaystyle x^3-3x=\sqrt{x+2}\).
I've tried to no avail to find the solution to this equation in exact form, and I'm giving it up entirely and I hope someone would come up with a brilliant idea on how to tackle it elegantly.
Thanks in advance.
Problem: Solve \(\displaystyle x^3-3x=\sqrt{x+2}\).