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How can I solve this equation 49x^2 - 14x + 1 <= 0​
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How can I solve this equation

49x^2 - 14x + 1 <= 0​

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x= 1/7 or x= 7^-1

(adding for limit)
User Dsgdfg
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Explanation:

(7x)^2 - 2×7x×1 +1^2 =0

(7x-1)^2 =0

7x-1=0

7x=1

x= 1\7

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