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This document discusses how solving an equation may result in extraneous roots that do not satisfy the original equation. Any roots found when solving the equivalent equation must be checked in the original equation, and those that do not satisfy the original must be rejected. Solving an equation yields an equivalent form that may have more roots than the original equation.
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