Real variables and satisfy the relation and we know that the value of is –9 when the value of is 2. What is the value of when the value of is 3?
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Real variables and satisfy the relation and we know that the value of is –9 when the value of is 2. What is the value of when the value of is 3?
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Real variables x and y satisfy the relation dy/dx = x³/y² and we know that the value of y³ is –9 when the value of x is 2. What is the value of x² when the value of y is 3? (A) 5 (B) 6 (C) 8 (D) 12
Also written as: Real variables x and y satisfy the relation dy/dx = x^3/y^2 and we know that the value of y^3 is –9 when the value of x is 2. What is the value of x^2 when the value of y is 3?
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