SOLUTION: x2+y4=3(z+h)h how many variables does the equation contain?
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Question 124453
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intermediate algebra
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x2+y4=3(z+h)h
how many variables does the equation contain?
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intermediate algebra
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x2+y4=3(z+h)h
"Variables" means "unknowns".
In this equations, there are four variables: x, y, z, and h.
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