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y * (2/y) = 0 what does this simplify to?
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\[y(\frac{2}{y}) \neq 0\]
is it y = 0 ?
no, it isn't, as you see , since 2 \(\ne \)0 (after y's getting cancelled) that equation does not have any solution
I probably should not of put it equal to zero, this is a small part of a larger problem, if is was to simplify this: y(2/y) what does that simplify to?
that would just be 2
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ok, could u explain why: I think it is this: y(2/y) 2y/y one of the y's cancel so u are left with y on top???? so answer is y
y's cancel out and you are left with "2" :)
ok, im thinking to hard on this one, thanks mate.
\(\dfrac{2\cancel y}{\cancel y}=2\) welcome :)
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