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What is it that you want done with that equation? The equation alone is not a question. 3y + x2 = 5x - 4 Do you want to know what kind of curve that equation describes? It's a parabola with a maximum y value and no minimum. Do you want to solve it for y? y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 Do you want to solve for x? x2 - 5x = -3y - 4 x2 - 5x + (5/2)2 = -3y - 4 + (5/2)2 (x - 5/2)2 = -12y/4 - 16/4 + 25/4 (x - 5/2)2 = (9 - 12y)/4 x - 5/2 = ± √(9 - 12y) / 2 x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 Do you want the rate of change of y with respect to x? dy/dx = (-2x + 5)/3 Do you want to know the vertex of the parabola? Solve its derivative for y: 0 = (-2x + 5) / 3 -2x + 5 = 0 x = 5/2 Then plug that x back into the original equation to find the y coordinate: y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 y = -([5/2]2 - 5[5/2] + 4) / 3 y = -(25/4 - 25/2 + 4)/3 y = -25/12 + 50/12 - 16/12 y = 3/4 So the parabola's vertex is at the point (5/2, 3/4) Do you want the rate of change of x with respect to y? x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 x = 5/2 ± 1/2(9 - 12y)1/2 dx/dy = ± 1/4(9 - 12y)-1/2 (-12) dx/dy = ± 3 / √(9 - 12y) Do you want the indefinite integral of y with respect to x? ∫ -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 dx = -1/3 ∫(x2 - 5x + 4) dx = -1/3(x3/3 - 5x2/2 + 4x) + C = -1/3(2x3/6 - 15x2/6 + 24x/6) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 15x + 25) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 10x - 5x + 25) + C = -x(2x - 5)(x - 5)/18 + C If you were looking for some other answer regarding the given equation, then I would recommend expressing your question a little more clearly.



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What is it that you want done with that equation? The equation alone is not a question. 3y + x2 = 5x - 4 Do you want to know what kind of curve that equation describes? It's a parabola with a maximum y value and no minimum. Do you want to solve it for y? y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 Do you want to solve for x? x2 - 5x = -3y - 4 x2 - 5x + (5/2)2 = -3y - 4 + (5/2)2 (x - 5/2)2 = -12y/4 - 16/4 + 25/4 (x - 5/2)2 = (9 - 12y)/4 x - 5/2 = ± √(9 - 12y) / 2 x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 Do you want the rate of change of y with respect to x? dy/dx = (-2x + 5)/3 Do you want to know the vertex of the parabola? Solve its derivative for y: 0 = (-2x + 5) / 3 -2x + 5 = 0 x = 5/2 Then plug that x back into the original equation to find the y coordinate: y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 y = -([5/2]2 - 5[5/2] + 4) / 3 y = -(25/4 - 25/2 + 4)/3 y = -25/12 + 50/12 - 16/12 y = 3/4 So the parabola's vertex is at the point (5/2, 3/4) Do you want the rate of change of x with respect to y? x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 x = 5/2 ± 1/2(9 - 12y)1/2 dx/dy = ± 1/4(9 - 12y)-1/2 (-12) dx/dy = ± 3 / √(9 - 12y) Do you want the indefinite integral of y with respect to x? ∫ -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 dx = -1/3 ∫(x2 - 5x + 4) dx = -1/3(x3/3 - 5x2/2 + 4x) + C = -1/3(2x3/6 - 15x2/6 + 24x/6) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 15x + 25) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 10x - 5x + 25) + C = -x(2x - 5)(x - 5)/18 + C If you were looking for some other answer regarding the given equation, then I would recommend expressing your question a little more clearly.



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3y plus x2 equals 5x-4? - Answers

What is it that you want done with that equation? The equation alone is not a question. 3y + x2 = 5x - 4 Do you want to know what kind of curve that equation describes? It's a parabola with a maximum y value and no minimum. Do you want to solve it for y? y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 Do you want to solve for x? x2 - 5x = -3y - 4 x2 - 5x + (5/2)2 = -3y - 4 + (5/2)2 (x - 5/2)2 = -12y/4 - 16/4 + 25/4 (x - 5/2)2 = (9 - 12y)/4 x - 5/2 = ± √(9 - 12y) / 2 x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 Do you want the rate of change of y with respect to x? dy/dx = (-2x + 5)/3 Do you want to know the vertex of the parabola? Solve its derivative for y: 0 = (-2x + 5) / 3 -2x + 5 = 0 x = 5/2 Then plug that x back into the original equation to find the y coordinate: y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 y = -([5/2]2 - 5[5/2] + 4) / 3 y = -(25/4 - 25/2 + 4)/3 y = -25/12 + 50/12 - 16/12 y = 3/4 So the parabola's vertex is at the point (5/2, 3/4) Do you want the rate of change of x with respect to y? x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 x = 5/2 ± 1/2(9 - 12y)1/2 dx/dy = ± 1/4(9 - 12y)-1/2 (-12) dx/dy = ± 3 / √(9 - 12y) Do you want the indefinite integral of y with respect to x? ∫ -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 dx = -1/3 ∫(x2 - 5x + 4) dx = -1/3(x3/3 - 5x2/2 + 4x) + C = -1/3(2x3/6 - 15x2/6 + 24x/6) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 15x + 25) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 10x - 5x + 25) + C = -x(2x - 5)(x - 5)/18 + C If you were looking for some other answer regarding the given equation, then I would recommend expressing your question a little more clearly.

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      What is it that you want done with that equation? The equation alone is not a question. 3y + x2 = 5x - 4 Do you want to know what kind of curve that equation describes? It's a parabola with a maximum y value and no minimum. Do you want to solve it for y? y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 Do you want to solve for x? x2 - 5x = -3y - 4 x2 - 5x + (5/2)2 = -3y - 4 + (5/2)2 (x - 5/2)2 = -12y/4 - 16/4 + 25/4 (x - 5/2)2 = (9 - 12y)/4 x - 5/2 = ± √(9 - 12y) / 2 x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 Do you want the rate of change of y with respect to x? dy/dx = (-2x + 5)/3 Do you want to know the vertex of the parabola? Solve its derivative for y: 0 = (-2x + 5) / 3 -2x + 5 = 0 x = 5/2 Then plug that x back into the original equation to find the y coordinate: y = -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 y = -([5/2]2 - 5[5/2] + 4) / 3 y = -(25/4 - 25/2 + 4)/3 y = -25/12 + 50/12 - 16/12 y = 3/4 So the parabola's vertex is at the point (5/2, 3/4) Do you want the rate of change of x with respect to y? x = [5 ± √(9 - 12y)] / 2 x = 5/2 ± 1/2(9 - 12y)1/2 dx/dy = ± 1/4(9 - 12y)-1/2 (-12) dx/dy = ± 3 / √(9 - 12y) Do you want the indefinite integral of y with respect to x? ∫ -(x2 - 5x + 4) / 3 dx = -1/3 ∫(x2 - 5x + 4) dx = -1/3(x3/3 - 5x2/2 + 4x) + C = -1/3(2x3/6 - 15x2/6 + 24x/6) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 15x + 25) + C = -x/18(2x2 - 10x - 5x + 25) + C = -x(2x - 5)(x - 5)/18 + C If you were looking for some other answer regarding the given equation, then I would recommend expressing your question a little more clearly.
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