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-3x^2 -2x -1=0

or +3x^2 +2x +1=0

"diskriminut"=b*b -4ac

a=3, b=2, c=1

b^2-4ac=-8....bad nuz, yu take sq root(-8)=+-2.828427125 i

zeroes av equashun=-b+-root(diskriminut)/2a

yer diskriminut=-8
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