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What are the roots of equation 2x²-4x+1=0 in simplest radical form
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What are the roots of equation 2x²-4x+1=0 in simplest radical form

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x =(4-√24)/4=1-1/2√ 6 = -0.225

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x =(4+√24)/4=1+1/2√ 6 = 2.225

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