Asked by Brandon

Solve: 2-y=sqrt(y+4)

I need all of the steps.
I need this ASAP because this assignment is due tomorrow.
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Answered by Math Nerd
What do you want done?? Do you want it solved for y?
Answered by Math Nerd
If so, first square both sides, which would leave you:
(2-y)(2-y)=y+4
FOIL
4-4y+y^2=y+4
Then subtract 4 and y which would get you
y^2-5y=0
Factor out the y.
y(y-5)=0

y=0 or y=5
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