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X→y-54/3×27 (Gardano/Tartaglia)
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The given becomes y^3+6y-7=0
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Sum of coefficients: zero
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Then y,=1→x,=1/3
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Therefore the given can be written as (3x-1)•(9x^2+21x+73)=0
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Solving the quadratic we get the other two solutions -7/6±i 3/2|√3|
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