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If x=2y-5, and z=16y^3, what is z in terms of x?
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see from above equation y= x+5/2 and we know z=16y^3 therefore z=16(x+5/2)^3\[z=16\frac{ (x+5)^3 }{ (2)^3 }\]
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just find y in terms of x and put value of y in the equation Z= 16 Y^3...then use expansion of (a+b)^3
@mitchelsewbaran can you do it? now it's easier
hmmm ok
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