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Y(y + 4) - y 2 = 6 is a quadratic equation. True False
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Y(y + 4) - y 2 = 6 is a quadratic equation. True False

User Needhi Agrawal
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Answer:

its True

Explanation:

y2 +3y - 6=0

User Alaeddine Douagi
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Answer:

False.

Explanation:

y(y + 4) - y 2 = 6

y^2 + 4y - y^2 = 6

The y^2's disappear.

4y = 6 which is a linear equation.

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