Question

I know the answer but I don't know how to get to the answer

Answer 1

Post the question, I'm sure someone will try to help. I will try to help if I can. :)

Answer 2

This is the answer

Answer 3

The question is the attachment

Answer 4

It's 2y to the power of 2-3=5y+1 the answer is y=-4 to the power of 2

Answer 5

It prevail and it sucks

Answer 6

Pre-cal

Answer 7

can you write it out using the equation function. because your power seems multiplicaation to me in the attachment. it's a bit confusing.

Answer 8

like can you write out the problem. I don't see the corelation of your attachment and your post.

Answer 9

\[2y \sqrt{2-3}=5y+1\]

Answer 10

the answer is

Answer 11

\[y=-4\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 12

I don't know how to get to it tho

Answer 13

@babalooo

Answer 14

sry, i was having dinner. is the equation correct?

Answer 15

Yes the equation is correct it came right out of the book sorry I wasn't near a computer

Answer 16

@babalooo

Answer 17

question, is that exponent or multiplication. reading from your previous post, you said it's power...

Answer 18

are you sure it's sqrt(2-3) because wouldn't that give you an imaginary number

Answer 19

because if it's the equation you showed me 2y(sqrt(-1)=5y+1 and that would be 2y(i)=5y+1. which is no where near your solution. can you perhaps post a picture of the equation or something. is it to the power of (2-3) or is it squareroot?

Answer 20

It's square root sorry I always do that and I did post a picture on my first post of the equation and a picture of the answer after it too @babalooo

Answer 21

hmmm.. i can't seem to get your solution or anywhere close to it