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The equation
4x^(3) -3x^(2) + 4x-3=0

admits a root equal to i (imaginary unit). We then deduce that:

a) such eauation does not admit a real root, less than 2.
b) such an equation admits a rational number as its root.
c) such an equation does not admit a positive number as its root
d) this equation does not have a root of the form bi, with b<1.e) n.d.r.a.

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Answer: letter B

Explanation:

Resolusion bellow

The equation 4x^(3) -3x^(2) + 4x-3=0 admits a root equal to i (imaginary unit). We-example-1
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