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Can you HELP me solve this equation for y?

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if 3x+4y=14

and (2x)^2(x^2)^3 y = -5/2x

y=?

If you can not assist , please no response.

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  1. Here goes:

    We take the two equations 1 and 2

    Get each equation in its simplest form and then...

    Get 1 equation in terms of x and other in terms of y. Equate both of them and you will get the reqired values of x and y !!

    Hope it helps!


  2. well if u r looking for an even number for x i gota disappoint u

    I x = -4y/3 +14/3  plug this into II

    II y = -5/(x^7)

      

  3. (2x)^2(x^2)^3 y = -5/2x

    simplifying

    4x^2 *x^6 *y = -5x/2

    4x^6 * y =  -5x/2

    so y  = -5x/8 x^6

    = -5x^-5/8

    y = -5/ 8x^5

    but we also know from the first equation that x = (14-4y)/3



    u want things in terms of y  or y =?

    basically u are trying to find where these 2 things intersect.

    y = -5/ 8[(14-4y)/3]^5

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