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Use the quadratic formula to determine the exact solutions to the equation. 2x^2−5x+1=0

Use the quadratic formula to determine the exact solutions to the equation. 2x^2−5x+1=0
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Use the quadratic formula to determine the exact solutions to the equation. 2x^2−5x+1=0

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2x^2-5x+1=0

x=(-b\pm√(b^2-4ac))/(2a)

x=(5\pm√(25-8))/(4)=(5\pm√(17))/(4)=(5-√(17))/(4),(5+√(17))/(4)


x_1=(5-√(17))/(4)

x_2=(5+√(17))/(4)

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