Asked by wendy
solve for y?
z=0.3(y-6)^2
please can you explain your working,
Many thanks,
Wendy.
* Algebra - drwls, Friday, November 20, 2009 at 9:40am
(10/3)z = (y-6)^2
y = sqrt[(10/3)z] +6
= 1.826 sqrt z + 6
* Algebra - wendy, Friday, November 20, 2009 at 9:47am
I'm sorry. Really don't understand this. Where did the 10/3 come from in the first step?
z=0.3(y-6)^2
please can you explain your working,
Many thanks,
Wendy.
* Algebra - drwls, Friday, November 20, 2009 at 9:40am
(10/3)z = (y-6)^2
y = sqrt[(10/3)z] +6
= 1.826 sqrt z + 6
* Algebra - wendy, Friday, November 20, 2009 at 9:47am
I'm sorry. Really don't understand this. Where did the 10/3 come from in the first step?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
.3 is 3/10
if you move that across the equal sign, you get
z=3/10 sqrt( )
10/3 z= sqrt ( )
then square both sides
(10/3 z)^2=y-6
y= (10/3 z)^2+6
if you move that across the equal sign, you get
z=3/10 sqrt( )
10/3 z= sqrt ( )
then square both sides
(10/3 z)^2=y-6
y= (10/3 z)^2+6
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