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2y^2+y=6 how to solve? whats the easiest way?
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2y^2+y-6=0 now apply quadretic formula
I would subtract 6 from the right side, and then factor.
You would get (y+2)(2y-3)=0
It's easier than using the quadratic formula. Even though the quadratic formula would still work. You will get y=2, 3/2
in some cases factors cannot be generated
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In this case, it would be easier to factor. But ya, factors can't always be generated for every equation.
in this case u r right
some time learner got confused when there are no factors
thanks guys! i understand how to do it now! :)
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