SOLUTION: {{{1.4x^2+4.9x+2.6=0}}} has the solution

SOLUTION: {{{1.4x^2+4.9x+2.6=0}}} has the solution

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Question 16740: has the solution
Answer by venugopalramana(3286) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
PLEASE SEE THIS EXAMPLE WHICH IS SIMILAR TO YOUR PRESENT
PROBLEM AND SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM BY CHANGING VALUES OF a,b and c.
9x^2+3.2x+7.8=0...using formula for roots of a quadratic equation.ax^2+bx+c=0....
we get

x = -(1.6/1.9)+(7/3.8)i OR -(1.6/1.9)-(7/3.8)i
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