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Let a and b be the solutions to 5x^2 −11x+4=0. Find 1/a + 1/ b

Let a and b be the solutions to 5x^2 −11x+4=0. Find 1/a + 1/ b
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Let a and b be the solutions to 5x^2 −11x+4=0. Find 1/a + 1/ b

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11/4

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5x^2-11x+4=0\\(1)/(a)+(1)/(b)=(a+b)/(ab)=(11/5)/(4/5)=(11)/(4)

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