Mathematics, 15.10.2020 23:01, queenkimm26

5 - 2y + 1/3 + y^3 - 10y for y = 4 I solved this equation but I'm not sure if I got the answer correct and if I messed up somewhere when I was solving it then I got my answer wrong. So if someone could please help me that would be very much appreciated

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