(7y-14/y+1)(y^2+2y-8/2y+2)

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Solution for (7y-14/y+1)(y^2+2y-8/2y+2) equation:


D( y )

y = 0

y = 0

y = 0

y in (-oo:0) U (0:+oo)

(7*y-(14/y)+1)*(y^2+2*y-((8/2)*y)+2) = 0

(7*y-14*y^-1+1)*(y^2+2*y-4*y+2) = 0

(7*y-14*y^-1+1)*(y^2-2*y+2) = 0

7*y-14*y^-1+1 = 0

7*y^1-14*y^-1+1*y^0 = 0

(7*y^2+1*y^1-14*y^0)/(y^1) = 0 // * y^2

y^1*(7*y^2+1*y^1-14*y^0) = 0

y^1

7*y^2+y-14 = 0

7*y^2+y-14 = 0

DELTA = 1^2-(-14*4*7)

DELTA = 393

DELTA > 0

y = (393^(1/2)-1)/(2*7) or y = (-393^(1/2)-1)/(2*7)

y = (393^(1/2)-1)/14 or y = (-(393^(1/2)+1))/14

y in { (-(393^(1/2)+1))/14, (393^(1/2)-1)/14}

(y+(393^(1/2)+1)/14)*(y-((393^(1/2)-1)/14)) = 0

y^2-2*y+2 = 0

y^2-2*y+2 = 0

DELTA = (-2)^2-(1*2*4)

DELTA = -4

DELTA < 0

1 = 0

(y+(393^(1/2)+1)/14)*(y-((393^(1/2)-1)/14)) = 0

( y+(393^(1/2)+1)/14 )

y+(393^(1/2)+1)/14 = 0 // - (393^(1/2)+1)/14

y = -((393^(1/2)+1)/14)

( y-((393^(1/2)-1)/14) )

y-((393^(1/2)-1)/14) = 0 // + (393^(1/2)-1)/14

y = (393^(1/2)-1)/14

y in { -((393^(1/2)+1)/14), (393^(1/2)-1)/14 }

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