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. Solve for y a. y² = 35 b. y³ = 1000
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. Solve for y
a. y² = 35
b. y³ = 1000

. Solve for y a. y² = 35 b. y³ = 1000-example-1
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a.
y^(2) = 35 - > y =+- √(35)
b.
y^(3) = 1000 - > \sqrt[3]{1000} = 10

(+ - means either minus 35 or 35)

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Part a


y^2=35 \implies y=\pm √(35)

Part b


y^3=1000 \implies y=\sqrt[3]{1000}=10

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