Posted by Erin on Tuesday, March 24, 2009 at 6:22pm.
The way you have typed the formula is confusing.
y^2 = y squared
You have both - and + signs before 3y. If you mean both plus and minus (±), can be done by pushing + and Shift and alt/option (at least on a Mac).
Please repost with revised formula and be more specific about your question. Thanks for asking.
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