Choose the solution for Ya = 3Y^2: {-1, (-√4, √4)} (-1,4) Choose the solution for Ya < Yz: 4= √4 (-1,4) {-1, 4} Choose the solution for Y4 - >Yz {-1, (-1,4) = √4
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