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Lina20 [59]
3 years ago
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I am 69% done in one of my classes just wanna say that I'm almost done so before I finish I just wanted to let y'all know that.

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GaryK [48]3 years ago
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Answer: Thats goated man

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icang [17]3 years ago
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Ok that’s great i guess
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Step-by-step explanation:

Solve for t over the real numbers:

0.892 t^3 - 13.5 t^2 + 22.3 t + 579 = 0

0.892 t^3 - 13.5 t^2 + 22.3 t + 579 = (223 t^3)/250 - (27 t^2)/2 + (223 t)/10 + 579:

(223 t^3)/250 - (27 t^2)/2 + (223 t)/10 + 579 = 0

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Multiply both sides by 250:

223 t^3 - 3375 t^2 + 5575 t + 144750 = 0

Eliminate the quadratic term by substituting x = t - 1125/223:

144750 + 5575 (x + 1125/223) - 3375 (x + 1125/223)^2 + 223 (x + 1125/223)^3 = 0

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223 x^3 - (2553650 x)/223 + 5749244625/49729 = 0

Divide both sides by 223:

x^3 - (2553650 x)/49729 + 5749244625/11089567 = 0

Change coordinates by substituting x = y + λ/y, where λ is a constant value that will be determined later:

5749244625/11089567 - (2553650 (y + λ/y))/49729 + (y + λ/y)^3 = 0

Multiply both sides by y^3 and collect in terms of y:

y^6 + y^4 (3 λ - 2553650/49729) + (5749244625 y^3)/11089567 + y^2 (3 λ^2 - (2553650 λ)/49729) + λ^3 = 0

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y^3 = (125 (223 sqrt(3188516012553) - 413945613))/199612206

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