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A sample problem solved by Quickmath algebra solver

finding solution to (-2)^(x-2)+8 > 0 inequality | analyze the way to multiply out a sum comprising 2 terms. (-8)*x^4+3*x6

Command

Solve

Equation
8*x-4*y-12 = 0

  1. an equation Left side of the equation is a sum comprising 3 terms. The first term of the sum is equal to a product that comprises 2 factors. The first factor of the product is equal to eight. The second factor of the product is equal to x. The second term of the sum is a negative product that contains 2 factors. The first factor of the product is four. The second factor of the product is equal to y. The third term of the sum is equal to negative twelve RHS is equal to zero.
  2. eight times x plus negative four times y plus negative twelve is equal to zero.
Variable
Result

Exact

y = 2*x-3

  1. an equation Left side of the equation is equal to y Right side of the equation is equal to a sum that contains 2 terms; the first term of the sum is equal to a product that comprises 2 factors; the first factor of the product is equal to two; the second factor of the product is x; the second term of the sum is equal to negative three;
  2. y is equal to two times x plus negative three;