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solve: the square of 6g = (j+y) for g.
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\[solve: \sqrt{6g}=\left( j+y \right) for g\]
square root right?
yes, i just added the equation.
square both sides 6g = (j + y)^2 now its easy
divide both sides by 6
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when i did that, i came up with g= (j+y)^2 / 6,,, but the answer is g= (j^2 +2jy+y^2) / 6 I don't get how to get the correct answer
ah - thats same thing - they've expanded (j + y)^2 which comes to ( j^2 + 2jy + y^2)
so answer is ( j^2 + 2jy + y^2) / 6
oh i see now,, tyyt!!!
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