12y-60^(-2/3)

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Solution for 12y-60^(-2/3) equation: 


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12*y-60^(-2/3) = 0

12*y-60^(-2/3) = 0 // + 60^(-2/3)

12*y = 60^(-2/3) // : 12

y = (60^(-2/3))/12

y = (60^(-2/3))/12

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