Suppose, you have a quadratic polynomial equation, y=x^2−4x+3 and the value of x can be any randomly selected integer number from 1 to 10 inclusive. Find the probability that, for which value of x the value of y will be negative?

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URGENT: Suppose, you have a quadratic polynomial equation, y=x^2−4x+3 and the value of x can be any randomly selected integer number from 1 to 10 inclusive. Find the probability that, for which value of x the value of y will be negative?

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