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Anonymous
3(y - 2)^2 = 5 y - 2 = +/- sqrt (5/3) y = 2 +/- sqrt (5/3)
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Anonymous
3.(y - 2)² = 5 (y - 2)² = 5/3 (y - 2)² = [± √(5/3)]² y - 2 = ± √(5/3) y = 2 ± √(5/3) y = (2 ± √5)/√3 → you multiply by √3 the top and the bottom y = [(2 ± √5).√3] / (√3 * √3) y = (2√3 ± √15)/3
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Anonymous
(y - 2)^2 = 5/3 y - 2 = ± √ (5/3) y = 2 ± √ (5/3)
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Anonymous
y =~ 3.290994448735805628393088466594 or 0.70900555126419437160691153340587
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Anonymous
Using the quadratic equation y = 2 + or - square root of 5/(3)
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Anonymous
Various ways of solving for y. This is a quicker method if you don't want to use the quadratic formula: (y - 2)^2 = 5/3 y - 2 = ±√(5/3) y = 2 ±√(5/3)