SOLUTION: x = 3y^4 - 3 What is this equation? Linear? Quartic?

SOLUTION: x = 3y^4 - 3 What is this equation? Linear? Quartic?

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Question 543530: x = 3y^4 - 3 What is this equation? Linear? Quartic?
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Perhaps you mean linear of quadratic.
It can't be linear since there is a power greater than one.
low point at x=-3 y=0
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