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MATH / The solutions of x(2x−7)=3 may be expressed in the form (m+√(n))/(p) and (m−√(n))/(p), where m, n, and p are relatively prime numbers. Find m+n+p. · Discussion

Discussing The solutions of x(2x−7)=3 may be expressed in the form (m+√(n))/(p) and (m−√(n))/(p), where m, n, and p are relatively prime numbers. Find m+n+p. · MATH

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