Find two integers that make the equation true.

Y squared = 100

Y^2 = 100

y = square root of 100
y = 10

and --

y = -10

To find two integers that make the equation y^2 = 100 true, we can start by taking the square root of both sides of the equation:

√(y^2) = √100

This simplifies to:

|y| = 10

Now, we know that the square root of a number will always produce a non-negative result. Therefore, we consider both the positive and negative solutions:

1. y = 10: This means that y can be a positive integer, specifically 10.
2. y = -10: This means that y can be a negative integer, specifically -10.

So, the two integers that make the equation y^2 = 100 true are 10 and -10.