Предмет: Алгебра, автор: dariads35

Решите пожалуйста уравнение. Срочно! Это дробно-рациональное уравнение

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Автор ответа: yuval8881

Умножаем все выражение на 3-х, тогда
Остаётся 4х^2-11х-3=0
D= 169
X1= 24/8= 3
X2=-2/8= -1/4

Автор ответа: Kixcertborn2

Задание решено, ответ с подробным решением приложен
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