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Determine the y-intercept of x 12 + y 3 = 2

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Answer:

The y-intercept of the curve is
y = \sqrt[3]{2}.

Explanation:

The equation of the given curve is
x^(12) + y^(3) = 2.

Now, the y-intercept of the above given curve will be obtained by putting x = 0. {Since at y-intercept the x-coordinate becomes zero}

So, from the equation above we get


(0)^(12) + y^(3) = 2


y^(3) = 2


y = \sqrt[3]{2}

Therefore, the y-intercept of the curve is
y = \sqrt[3]{2}. (Answer)

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