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D( n )
n = 0
n^2 = 0
n = 0
n = 0
n^2 = 0
n^2 = 0
1*n^2 = 0 // : 1
n^2 = 0
n = 0
n in (-oo:0) U (0:+oo)
1/n+5/(n^2)-9+3 = 2/n-3 // - 2/n-3
1/n-(2/n)+5/(n^2)-9+3+3 = 0
1/n-2*n^-1+5/(n^2)-9+3+3 = 0
5*n^-2-n^-1-3 = 0
t_1 = n^-1
5*t_1^2-1*t_1^1-3 = 0
5*t_1^2-t_1-3 = 0
DELTA = (-1)^2-(-3*4*5)
DELTA = 61
DELTA > 0
t_1 = (61^(1/2)+1)/(2*5) or t_1 = (1-61^(1/2))/(2*5)
t_1 = (61^(1/2)+1)/10 or t_1 = (1-61^(1/2))/10
t_1 = (1-61^(1/2))/10
n^-1-((1-61^(1/2))/10) = 0
1*n^-1 = (1-61^(1/2))/10 // : 1
n^-1 = (1-61^(1/2))/10
-1 < 0
1/(n^1) = (1-61^(1/2))/10 // * n^1
1 = ((1-61^(1/2))/10)*n^1 // : (1-61^(1/2))/10
10*(1-61^(1/2))^-1 = n^1
n = 10*(1-61^(1/2))^-1
t_1 = (61^(1/2)+1)/10
n^-1-((61^(1/2)+1)/10) = 0
1*n^-1 = (61^(1/2)+1)/10 // : 1
n^-1 = (61^(1/2)+1)/10
-1 < 0
1/(n^1) = (61^(1/2)+1)/10 // * n^1
1 = ((61^(1/2)+1)/10)*n^1 // : (61^(1/2)+1)/10
10*(61^(1/2)+1)^-1 = n^1
n = 10*(61^(1/2)+1)^-1
n in { 10*(1-61^(1/2))^-1, 10*(61^(1/2)+1)^-1 }
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