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Solve,if integral roots cannot be found estimate the roots by stating the consecutive intergers between which the roots lie. x^2+1=5x

Solve,if integral roots cannot be found estimate the roots by stating the consecutive intergers between which the roots lie. x^2+1=5x
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Solve,if integral roots cannot be found estimate the roots by stating the consecutive intergers between which the roots lie.

x^2+1=5x

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hey mate

The answers to this are going to be in the pic down below.
Hope this helped
Solve,if integral roots cannot be found estimate the roots by stating the consecutive-example-1
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