Denise G. answered 04/06/19
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To solve this equation you need to get a to one side of the equation by itself.
Start of by adding 14 to each side.
2(a+6)2-14+14=574+14
Simplify
2(a+6)2=588
Divide both sides by 2
2(a+6)2/2=588/2
Simplify
(a+6)2=294
Take the square root of both sides√
√(a+6)2=√294
Simplify (To simplify the radical, use the prime factors of 294=2x3x7x7)
a+6=±7√6
Subtract 6 from both sides
a+6-6=-6±7√6
Simplify
a=-6±7√6 is the final answer