Math, asked by mananchauhan1760, 1 year ago

How do I find the non-integer roots of the equation x3=3x2+6x+2 ?

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Answered by moeenabano38

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x³=3*2+6x+2

x³=6+6x+2

x³=8+6x

x³=14x

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