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D( y )
y = 0
y^2 = 0
y = 0
y = 0
y^2 = 0
y^2 = 0
1*y^2 = 0 // : 1
y^2 = 0
y = 0
y in (-oo:0) U (0:+oo)
9/y+2/(y^2)-9 = 0
9*y^-1+2*y^-2-9 = 0
t_1 = y^-1
2*t_1^2+9*t_1^1-9 = 0
2*t_1^2+9*t_1-9 = 0
DELTA = 9^2-(-9*2*4)
DELTA = 153
DELTA > 0
t_1 = (153^(1/2)-9)/(2*2) or t_1 = (-153^(1/2)-9)/(2*2)
t_1 = (3*17^(1/2)-9)/4 or t_1 = (-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
t_1 = (-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
y^-1-((-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4) = 0
1*y^-1 = (-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4 // : 1
y^-1 = (-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
-1 < 0
1/(y^1) = (-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4 // * y^1
1 = ((-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4)*y^1 // : (-3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
4*(-3*17^(1/2)-9)^-1 = y^1
y = 4*(-3*17^(1/2)-9)^-1
t_1 = (3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
y^-1-((3*17^(1/2)-9)/4) = 0
1*y^-1 = (3*17^(1/2)-9)/4 // : 1
y^-1 = (3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
-1 < 0
1/(y^1) = (3*17^(1/2)-9)/4 // * y^1
1 = ((3*17^(1/2)-9)/4)*y^1 // : (3*17^(1/2)-9)/4
4*(3*17^(1/2)-9)^-1 = y^1
y = 4*(3*17^(1/2)-9)^-1
y in { 4*(-3*17^(1/2)-9)^-1, 4*(3*17^(1/2)-9)^-1 }
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