Question

Solve for y.
y-2/y-6 = y+1/y-5+1

Answer 1

\[\frac{ y-2 }{ y-6 } =\frac{ y+1 }{ y-5+1 }\] ??

Answer 2

coocookakabird, how about you try to solve it
how do we know what you know if you're not even going to try and just wait for someone to feed you solutions

Answer 3

I'm sorry but i didn't study math from 2 years i need to review it but today i have to finish something before

Answer 4

I will try to solve it

Answer 5

ok i 'll help u

Answer 6

Thanks my friend ^_^

Answer 7

\[y-2divy-6=y +1divy -5 +1\]

Answer 8

1 is not with y-5

Answer 9

\[\frac{ y-2 }{ y-6 } =\frac{ y+1 }{ y-5 } +1 \] ??

Answer 10

@kaka2266 is this right?

Answer 11

yup

Answer 12

ok first u have to add 1 to \[\frac{ y+1 }{ y-5 }\]

Answer 13

it already have 1 right

Answer 14

it's

Answer 15

i think y=7.5

Answer 16

did any one solve it?

Answer 17

i think 7.5 is not correct

Answer 18

Ammm

Answer 19

i will try it again...did u find it?

Answer 20

i know how to find it

Answer 21

Hhhhh how

Answer 22

do u find \[\frac{ y+1 }{ y-5 } +1\] ?

Answer 23

\[y + 1 \div y-5 + 1\div1\]

Answer 24

right?

Answer 25

\[\frac{ a }{ b } +\frac{ c }{ d }=\frac{ ad+bc }{ bd }\]

Answer 26

so it will be just y+1/y-5

Answer 27

one moment

Answer 28

y=1=y-5/y-5

Answer 29

y+1+y-5/y-5

Answer 30

\[\frac{ y+1 }{ y-5} +\frac{ 1 }{ 1 } =\frac{ (y+1) +(y-5)}{y-5 }\]

Answer 31

yup

Answer 32

okay so y-2/y-6=(y=1)=(y-5)/y-5

Answer 33

y-2/y-6+(y+1)+(y-5)/y-5

Answer 34

how do u find that term?

Answer 35

y-2/y-6=(y+1)+(y-5)/y-5 hate that

Answer 36

yes

Answer 37

i think by taking term 2 into the other side?

Answer 38

but u can simplify the right tem

Answer 39

i know it will be 2y-4/y-5

Answer 40

yes u r right

Answer 41

now i will take it to other side

Answer 42

now u can use this method
\[\frac{ a }{ b }=\frac{ c }{ d }------>ad=bc\]

Answer 43

ur method is right too

Answer 44

1 min

Answer 45

yaah i used urs

Answer 46

but that is complex

Answer 47

good

Answer 48

-y^2+9y-14=0 is that right

Answer 49

yeah it is right

Answer 50

(y+7)(y+2)?

Answer 51

no plz be careful,do it again

Answer 52

this is ur equation....y^2-9y+14=0

Answer 53

yup

Answer 54

so (y-7)(y-2)

Answer 55

y=7,2 right?

Answer 56

RIGHT

Answer 57

^_^ thanks a lot for ur time man.

Answer 58

u can examine ur answers

Answer 59

NP

Answer 60

Yup i will