Hi, can you help me please with this: translate the following sentence into equation: Two numbers have a sum of 20, which is the the product of one number and the square of the other is 50.

Thanks

x+y = 20

xy^2 = 50

don't know whether the "which is the" indicates some missing info.

Of course! To translate the given sentence into an equation, let's break it down step by step.

First, let's define the two numbers. Let's call the first number "x" and the second number "y".

According to the sentence, "Two numbers have a sum of 20." This can be written as:

x + y = 20

Next, the sentence states, "The product of one number (x) and the square of the other (y) is 50." This can be written as:

x * y^2 = 50

So, the equation for the given sentence is:

x + y = 20
x * y^2 = 50

These two equations represent the information given in the sentence.