SOLUTION: Find y in terms of x: x^-1 + 4x^-2 + 4x^-3=x^-3y
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Question 643753: Find y in terms of x: x^-1 + 4x^-2 + 4x^-3=x^-3y
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Find y in terms of x: x^-1 + 4x^-2 + 4x^-3=x^-3y
multiply each term by x^3
x^2+4x+4=y
y=(x+2)^2
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