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x^2+(y-∛(x^2 ) )^2=1

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mollykins | 17:26 Tue 08th Feb 2011 | Science
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is this the equation for a line in the shape of a heart? x^2+(y-∛(x^2 ) )^2=1

I heard it was, but i'm not convinced, I might try and draw it out later, when I have more time, to see though.
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Here you go Molly.

You should acquaint yourself with Wolfram Alpha:

http://www.wolframalp...2%88%9B(X^2+)+)^2%3D1
17:53 Tue 08th Feb 2011
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Is this heart for someone special, Molly?
If you are doing A level Maths the Maths department should have a graphical calculator that can handle:
x²+(y-∛(x² ))²=1
19:28 Wed 09th Feb 2011
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Who's the lucky mathmetician getting your heart for V Day then, Mollie?
19:31 Wed 09th Feb 2011
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Someone posted the equation for people to guess what it made, on facebook, someone said heart, and they said yes, and i wanted to check it.
19:32 Wed 09th Feb 2011

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