SOLUTION: Does the equation y equals the square root of x plus 33[y=(x+33)^(1/2)] define y as a function of x? What are the steps to solving this problem?
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Question 300310: Does the equation y equals the square root of x plus 33[y=(x+33)^(1/2)] define y as a function of x? What are the steps to solving this problem?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
[y=(x+33)^(1/2)] define y as a function of x? What are the steps to solving this problem?
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Since is has two variables, you cannot "solve" it.
You can find ordered pairs by substitutiing vales
for x and solving for "y":
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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