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When you solve the equation x^3−4x^2+3x=0, how many roots are greater than 1/3 ?

When you solve the equation x^3−4x^2+3x=0, how many roots are greater than 1/3 ?
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When you solve the equation x^3−4x^2+3x=0,
how many roots are greater than 1/3
?

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User KJParker
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Answer:

0

Explanation:


{x3 \: - 4 {x \: }^(2) + 3x \: = 0}^{}

solve for x


x 1 = 0 \\ x2 \: = 1 \\ x3 \: = 3

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