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D( x )
x = 0
x^2 = 0
x = 0
x = 0
x^2 = 0
x^2 = 0
1*x^2 = 0 // : 1
x^2 = 0
x = 0
x in (-oo:0) U (0:+oo)
5/x-1+1 = 10/(x^2)-1 // - 10/(x^2)-1
5/x-(10/(x^2))-1+1+1 = 0
5/x-10*x^-2-1+1+1 = 0
5*x^-1-10*x^-2+1 = 0
t_1 = x^-1
5*t_1^1-10*t_1^2+1 = 0
5*t_1-10*t_1^2+1 = 0
DELTA = 5^2-(-10*1*4)
DELTA = 65
DELTA > 0
t_1 = (65^(1/2)-5)/(-10*2) or t_1 = (-65^(1/2)-5)/(-10*2)
t_1 = (65^(1/2)-5)/(-20) or t_1 = (65^(1/2)+5)/20
t_1 = (65^(1/2)-5)/(-20)
x^-1-((65^(1/2)-5)/(-20)) = 0
1*x^-1 = (65^(1/2)-5)/(-20) // : 1
x^-1 = (65^(1/2)-5)/(-20)
-1 < 0
1/(x^1) = (65^(1/2)-5)/(-20) // * x^1
1 = ((65^(1/2)-5)/(-20))*x^1 // : (65^(1/2)-5)/(-20)
-20*(65^(1/2)-5)^-1 = x^1
x = -20*(65^(1/2)-5)^-1
t_1 = (65^(1/2)+5)/20
x^-1-((65^(1/2)+5)/20) = 0
1*x^-1 = (65^(1/2)+5)/20 // : 1
x^-1 = (65^(1/2)+5)/20
-1 < 0
1/(x^1) = (65^(1/2)+5)/20 // * x^1
1 = ((65^(1/2)+5)/20)*x^1 // : (65^(1/2)+5)/20
20*(65^(1/2)+5)^-1 = x^1
x = 20*(65^(1/2)+5)^-1
x in { -20*(65^(1/2)-5)^-1, 20*(65^(1/2)+5)^-1 }
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