#PLS HELP VERY HARD
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help me pls
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Show your work, and if possible, explain where you are stuck.
bro pls help
is hard
is a question very similar that will go in my university entry exam
Can you take a clear screenshot of the question and post it?
Then, let us know what you attempted so far.
I'm sorry I do not understand your writing.
Take a clear screenshot of the "original" question (the question "as is", not what you wrote) and post it.
OR
Wait for someone who understands your writing.
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"Find $n^2+n+1$ if $n \in \mathbb R$ and $n^{3-n^2}=2n^2-1$
Marianne
Marianne, may you please verify if there is an equal sign somewhere in the question?
sorry typo
"Find $n^2+n+1$ if $n \in \mathbb R$ and $n^{3-n^2}=2n^2-1$"
Marianne
Okay, thank you.
This is a transcendental equation.
If the professor allows the student the permission to solve it by graphing, then here is the solution.
(1, 1) works.
Also, by inspection, (-1, -1) works.
If the professor will not accept graphical solution, then numerical solution may be used.
I think the student can now find $n^2 + n + 1$ for both 1 and -1
Please let me know otherwise.
Let me word it properly:
For $n^{3 - n^2} = 2n^2 - 1$
LHS = RHS will work for n = 1 and n = -1