SOLUTION: i need to find the value of "y" in the equation 6y+2=2y*y-6. i forgot how to remove the y*y (y squared)and solve.
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Question 247449: i need to find the value of "y" in the equation 6y+2=2y*y-6. i forgot how to remove the y*y (y squared)and solve. Found 2 solutions by oberobic, checkley77:Answer by oberobic(2304) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Subtract 2 from both sides
Subtract 6y from both sides
Divide both sides by 2
Which means
Can you factor -4 to find two factors that total -3?
How about -4 and + 1?
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So, y = 4 or -1.
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Always check your work!
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Substitute y =4.
So y =4 checks.
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Substitute y=-1.
So y = -1 checks.
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Done.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 6y+2=2y*y-6.
6Y+2=2Y^2-6
Y^2-6Y-6-2=0
Y^2-6Y-8=0
Y=(6+-SQRT[-6^2-4*1*-8])/2*1
Y=(6+-SQRT[36+32])/2
Y=(6+-SQRT68)/2
Y=(6+-8.246)/2
Y=(6+8.246)/2
Y=14.246/2
Y=7.123 ANS.
Y=(6-8.246)/2
Y=-2.246/2
Y=-1.123 ANS.