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Asked by john

If x and y are positive integers, and square root = y + 3, then y^2 = ?
11 years ago

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Answered by Steve
If you mean

x = √(y+3) then
x^2 = y+3
y = x^2-3

If you mean

x = √y + 3 then
x-3 = √y
y = (x-3)^2

If you mean

√x = y+3 then
y = √x - 3

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11 years ago

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