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Sqrt(y^6) = -y^3 y=?

asked Apr 3, 2022 181k views

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Sqrt(y^6) = -y^3
y=?

Mathematics
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Answer:

y^6=−y^3

Explanation:

Bill Barnhill answered Apr 4, 2022

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Answer:

they answer is y^6=−y^3

Explanation:

Lefteris Gkinis answered Apr 7, 2022

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