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The given equation `x^(-1)+x=t` (t=constant is a _______ equation in ______ variable.

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quadratic, one , since `x^(-1)+x=timplies(1)/(x)+x=timpliesx^(2)-tx+1=0`
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CALCUTTA BOOK HOUSE-QUADRATIC EQUATION IN ONE VARIABLE-EXERCISE-1.5
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