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Description: The value of stock A(x) can be represented as A(x) = 0.65x^2−8x+10 where x represents the number of months passed since you invested. Stock B(x) can be represented by the equation B(x) = 2.35x + 1.25 where x represents the number of months passed sin

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The value of stock A(x) can be represented as A(x) = 0.65x^2−8x+10 where x represents the number of months passed since you invested. Stock B(x) can be represented by the equation B(x) = 2.35x + 1.25 where x represents the number of months passed since you invested.
After how long will both stocks be worth the same amount?

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