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Rearrange: 4√(x+1)=x+4,

Square: 16(x+1)=x2+8x+16,

16x+16=x2+8x+16,

x2-8x=0=x(x-8), so x=0 or 8.

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4√(0+1)-0=4; OK

4√9-8=12-8=4; OK

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