Concept:Greatest integer function ⌊x⌋ and quadratic equation.Explanation:Rewrite the equation x2−4x+⌊x⌋=0 as ⌊x⌋=−x2+4x.Let f(x)=−x2+4x and g(x)=⌊x⌋.In the interval [0,2], ⌊x⌋ takes these values:• For x in [0,1), ⌊x⌋=0• For x in [1,2), ⌊x⌋=1• At x=2, ⌊x⌋=2Consider each subinterval.Case 1: x in [0,1)Equation becomes x2−4x+0=0⇒x(x−4)=0.Solutions are x=0 and x=4. Only x=0 lies in [0,1).So one solution x=0.Case 2: x in [1,2)Equation becomes x2−4x+1=0.Using quadratic formula: x=24±16−4=24±12=2±3.3≈1.732, so 2−3≈0.268 (not in [1,2)) and 2+3≈3.732 (outside interval).No solution in this case.Case 3: x=2Substitute: 22−4⋅2+2=4−8+2=−2=0. No solution.Thus the only solution in [0,2] is x=0.