Engine Power The torque produced by a compact automobile engine is approximated by the model
where T is the torque in foot-pounds and x is the engine speed in thousands of revolutions per minute (see figure). Use Newton's Method to approximate the two engine speeds that yield a torque of 170 foot-pounds.
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