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Hello everybody,
For the quiz questions, I tried using the circular method, but got a numeric, period or comma error?
So I tried using the solver to find the same solution I got, but when I entered it in the answer box, he always said incorrectly.
Any help would be highly appreciated and write the results here, why do I have to read the solution quiz because I was wrong? thank you.
Solve the following equation using a circular calculation. Enter the solution rounded to the nearest hundredths place. HINT: The solution is between 2 and 3.
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