SOLUTION: I need to solve this problem in quadratic form. x^2/5 -5x^1/4-3=0

SOLUTION: I need to solve this problem in quadratic form. x^2/5 -5x^1/4-3=0

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Question 341739: I need to solve this problem in quadratic form.
x^2/5 -5x^1/4-3=0
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Are you sure the second exponent isn't ?
If not, it can't be solved as a quadratic equation.

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