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Six wire are attached to a circuit board

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3 years ago

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( 1.8333, -0.08333)

Part B:

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Step-by-step explanation:

The quadratic equation

$3x^{2}-11x+10=0$ has been given.

Part A:

We are required to determine the vertex. The vertex is simply the turning point of the quadratic function. We shall differentiate the given quadratic function and set the result to 0 in order to obtain the co-ordinates of its vertex.

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The vertex is thus located at the point;

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We can use the quadratic formula to solve for x as follows;

The quadratic formula is given as,

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