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  3. a) 17= 0.03x^2+0.56x+8.63 b) 4= 0.03x^2+0.56x+8.6

A) 17= 0.03x^2+0.56x+8.63 B) 4= 0.03x^2+0.56x+8.63 Solve for x

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A)17= 0.03x^2+0.56x+8.63

B) 4= 0.03x^2+0.56x+8.63

Solve for x

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