Solve by factoring: 3x−17x^1/2+10=0

Donald Seinen asked May 23, 2022

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Solve by factoring:

3x−17x^1/2+10=0

Donald Seinen asked May 23, 2022

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Answer:x=5,2/3

Explanation:

-b plus over minus square root over b squared -4(ac)/2a

17 plus over minus square root (-17) squared -4 x (3 x10)/2 x 3

x= 17 plus minus 13/6

x=5,2/3

Jan Moravec answered May 28, 2022

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