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What are the roots of the equation 3X^2=13x-18 in simplest a+bi form?
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What are the roots of the equation 3X^2=13x-18 in simplest a+bi form?

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Answer:

x =(13-√385)/6=-1.104

x =(13+√385)/6= 5.437

Explanation:

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