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The distance of a planet to a rocket in space is modeled by the function d(x)=−x2−5x+16 , where the distance is measured in hundreds of miles and x is measured in days from when the rocket's journey began. When is the distance between the rocket and the planet greater than 1? Enter your answer rounded to the nearest hundredth in the boxes.
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