5y^(1/2)-1=15

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Solution for 5y^(1/2)-1=15 equation: 


D( y )

y < 0

y < 0

y in <0:+oo)

5*y^(1/2)-1 = 15 // - 15

5*y^(1/2)-15-1 = 0

5*y^(1/2) = 16 // : 5

y^(1/2) = 16/5

y^(1/2) = 16/5 // ^ 2

y = 256/25

y = 256/25

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