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Jessa Marasigan Jessa Marasigan
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3 years ago
1.) 3x^2-xy+4y^2-2x+1=0
2.) x sin xy -3x-5=0
3.) x-y ln xy = 10
4.) tan^-1 sqrt(y) - 3x + 2y = 0
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3 years ago
Hi Jessa,

So I think I got 1 through 3 for you (below), but for #4, could you confirm if this is what the function looks like before I start:



\(\arctan \left(\sqrt{y}\right)-3x+2y=0\)

* arctan means inverse tan-1
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3 years ago
thank you so much for helping me! yes, that's number 4.
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3 years ago
Quote from: Jessa Marasigan (3 years ago)
thank you so much for helping me! yes, that's number 4.

Okay, so in that case the first and last term become 0, and the middle term becomes -3, leading to:

-3 = 0, which doesn't make sense Sad Dummy

Really not sure about that one, have you been given the answers by any chance?
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