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22 January, 07:19

The difference of the square of y and twelve is the same as the product of five and x. How do I translate this into an equation?

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  1. 22 January, 10:44
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    The square of 'y' is y².

    The difference of that and 12 is (y² - 12).

    The product of 5 and 'x' is 5x.

    If those two quantities are the same,

    then you can write

    y² - 12 = 5x.
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