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Solve the equations: √y^6=-y^3

Solve the equations: √y^6=-y^3
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Solve the equations: √y^6=-y^3

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Answer:

√y^6=-y^3

y^6/2=-y^3

y^3+y^3=1

2y^3=1

y^3=1/2

y=


\sqrt[3]{1 / 2 }

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