Simple algebra question that i don't understand how to do.

Question

nikkibxox · Answer

Love the title of the Q btw.

anonymous · Answer

$$y=2(\frac{ 2 }{ 3 })^{2}-4(\frac{ 2}{ 3 })-5$$ Find Y

anonymous · Answer

y =negitive $$\frac{ 61 }{ 9 }$$

anonymous · Answer

YW

anonymous · Answer

How do you do it though is what im asking. not just for the answer

anonymous · Answer

Well i just know the answer sorry.

anonymous · Answer

really? how did you do it?

anonymous · Answer

ok then.......i need to know the process of how to do it

anonymous · Answer

give me a seccond.

anonymous · Answer

Put y to the side and answer the other equation.  The answer to the other equation is the answer to y

anonymous · Answer

Put y to the side and answer the other equation.  The answer to the other equation is the answer to y

anonymous · Answer

how do you do the fraction part????????

anonymous · Answer

anonymous · Answer

it will show you all the steps for that equation

anonymous · Answer

And I mean step by step every part.

anonymous · Answer

Awesome, thank you @outofthebox7 ! :)

anonymous · Answer

YW