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\[y ^{-2}-13y ^{-1}+40=0\]
I will start understanding this stuff sooner or later :/
a = 1/y y = 13/2 +- sqrt(13^2 -4(40))/2
a = ..... not y lol
a = 13/2 +- 3/2
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Eh. Let \(u = y^{-1} \implies u^2 - y^{-2} \) Then solve the quadratic the way you usually do \[u^2-13u +40 = 0\]
a = 16/2 = 8 a = 10/2 = 5
8 = 1/y ; y=1/8 5 = 1/y ; y = 1/5
1/8 and 1/5 it is. I will try it out! Thanks
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