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3x+4y^2=7z (solve for y)

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Answer:


y = + - \sqrt{ (7)/(4) } z - (3)/(4) x

Explanation:


3x + 4y^(2) = 7z


4y^(2) = 7z - 3x

Divide both sides by 4


{y}^(2) = (7)/(4) z - (3)/(4) x


\sqrt{ {y}^(2) } = \sqrt{ (7)/(4) } z - (3)/(4) x

Final answer:


y = + - \sqrt{ (7)/(4) } z - (3)/(4) x

User Prashant Puri
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