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Oh, dude, isolating y2 in an equation just means getting y2 by itself on one side. It's like setting it free from the other numbers, giving it some space to breathe. So, you'd probably end up with something like y2 = (other stuff), and y2 would be like, "Finally, I can be me without all these other numbers holding me back."

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(x-2)^2+y^2=64

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james smith

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y^2=-x^2+4x+60

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y^2=-x^2-8x+6

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Evan Diaz

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Y2=-x2+4x+60 apex

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