How to solve for d: t= 0.2d(d-5.1) (t=2)

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me assume yu wanna EVALUATE

t=0.2x*(x-5.1) at t=2

0.2x^2-1.02x=2

or 0.2x^2 -1.02x-2=0

yu mite wanna make it x^2 -5.1x-10=0

quadratik equashun giv roots=6.6123269 & -1.5123269
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