(cy^3) (9y^d)= 18y^6 Find the values for c and d that would make the following equation true.

2 answers:

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Okay, So Y equals 0,
And C equals 1,
And D equals 2,

If you Input the numbers into the equation it is proved true, meaning my answers are correct. Hoped I Helped :)

alexira [117]3 years ago

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The answers are 2 and 3. After multiplying together cy^3 and 9y^d, you'll get 9c*y^d+3. From there, set it equal to 18y^6. You can split apart 18y^6 into 18 and y^6, so you can solve for the different variables. Split apart 9c*y^d+3 into 9c and y^d+3, and set 9c=18. C will equal 2. Solve the other to get 3.

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