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Find all real numbers, y,which satisfy the equation
4y -9(2)y + 8=0
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Could you also help me with this one...
determine the greatest value of the function f(y) = 17 + 4y -x^2
 

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Umm... are you sure you typed it out correctly? If the following is a function of y, then I presume -x^2 is constant. If so, then the greatest value of the function f(y) is infinity because we have a linear function, which is unbounded from above and below.
 

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Umm... are you sure you typed it out correctly? If the following is a function of y, then I presume -x^2 is constant. If so, then the greatest value of the function f(y) is infinity because we have a linear function, which is unbounded from above and below.
Sorry i did make a mistake it should be y^2
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1. We can use basic Calculus.



2. We can find the vertex using the formula y = -b/2a = 2. Subbing it back into the function f gives us the same as above.
 

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