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1 : What is the sum of the answers to the following equality? $\sage {p1left} = \sage {p1right}$ The sum of solutions is: $\answer {\sage {p1ans}}$ .

Recall that you need to isolate one of the radicals, then square both sides. Once you expand everything out, you will need to re-isolate the remaining radical and square both sides again, which should leave you with a quadratic. Once you solve the quadratic, you then need to check your solutions to see if they are extraneous or valid.