(a) y^2 + 22 = 9 (b) {(I,y,r) = (2,y,-1)}
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(a) y? + 22 = 9 Subtract 22 from both sides: y? = -13 (b) {(I,y,:r = 2,y =-1} This is a set of ordered pairs, where each ordered pair has two values separated by a comma. Show more…
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