SOLUTION: How would i go about solving the equation 5.2x -1.5x^2 -1= 3 ? I have tried numerous times by dividing by the coefficient of -1.5 but i just cant seem to get it right. Thank you f

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Question 934648: How would i go about solving the equation 5.2x -1.5x^2 -1= 3 ?
I have tried numerous times by dividing by the coefficient of -1.5 but i just cant seem to get it right. Thank you for your help.

Answer by josgarithmetic(39617)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The solution should not be so bad. That is a quadratic equation. If check for the numerators for the decimalized mixed number coefficients, the lowest common denominator is 10.

The three first steps:



, through multiplying left and right by .

Easier to not check factorability. Just use the general solution of a quadratic equation.

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