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What are the roots of x^3 −2=2x^2 −x?
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What are the roots of x^3 −2=2x^2 −x?

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The roots of x^3 −2=2x^2 −x can be found by using the cubic formula to solve this polynomial equation. The roots are -2, 1, and 2/3.

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