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Solve 3x^2−5x+8=0 using the Quadratic Formula

Solve 3x^2−5x+8=0 using the Quadratic Formula
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Solve 3x^2−5x+8=0 using the Quadratic Formula

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The correct answer is,


x = (5 + √(71i) )/(6) (5 - √(71i) )/(6)

there is a come between these two things.

I couldn't find the coma.

sorry.

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