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1) \( 2 x+y^{2}=-4-(-4) \) find \( x \)

          1) \( 2 x+y^{2}=-4-(-4) \) find \( x \)

1) 2 x+y^2=-4-(-4) find x

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Precalculus: Graphs and Models

Raymond A. Barnett, Michael R. Ziegler,… 3rd Edition

Chapter 2

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Solved by Expert Jason Jacob

06/28/2021

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So, the equation becomes: \( 2x+y^{2}=0 \) Now, let's isolate \( x \) by moving the \( y^{2} \) term to the other side of the equation: \( 2x=-y^{2} \) Show more…

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