If domain of the function f(x)=sqrt(10x-...

If domain of the function `f(x)=sqrt(10x-x^(2))` is `A` then possible value(s) of `x in A` satisfying `(6{x}^(2)-5{x}+1)=0` is/are (where {-} denotes fractional part function)

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