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Give an example of a radical equation that has no real solutions. Explain your reasoning

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Rearrange the equation and then solve for x.

The correct answer is: - 2


    Complete step by step solution:
    Here take the example to be square root of negative x plus 7 end root equals negative 2
    Here, on squaring, we have – x + 7 = 4
    ⇒ x = 3
    But on substituting in the original equation, we get square root of negative 3 plus 7 end root equals square root of 4 equals 2 not equal to negative 2
    Hence this equation is an example.

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