where do the graphs y=3x^2-2x-5 and y=4x-2 intersect

3x^2+2x-5=4x-2 3x-2x-3=0 3(x^2-2/3x-1/3)=0 3((x-2/6)^2-4/36-1/3)=0 3(x-2/6)^2-1/3-1=0 x=2/6(+-)(4/9)^-2

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