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Solve: `sqrt(5)x^(2) + x + sqrt(5) = 0`

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The correct Answer is:
`x=(-1+-(sqrt19)i)/(2sqrt5)`
`x=(-1+-sqrt(1-20))/(2sqrt5)`
`=(-1+-(sqrt19)i)/(2sqrt5)`
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