y^2 = 64(x + 4)^3, 0 ≤ x ≤ 2, y > 0
I tried my best, and I got y=x+8. I don't think it's right though. I applied the power of 3 to the parenthesis, then the 4, but that might not have been right. Idk if I should have applied the 64 first.
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I tried my best, and I got y=x+8. I don't think it's right though. I applied the power of 3 to the parenthesis, then the 4, but that might not have been right. Idk if I should have applied the 64 first.