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find the nonpermissible replacement for y in the expression y+9 over y+7
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While many of us could solve this problem as stated, I'd still recommend writing the expression properly in symbols as \[\frac{ y+9 }{ y+7 }\]
Which value may y NOT take on?
i dont know can you walk me threw the steps so i can learn and understand
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The main principle to be applied here is "division by zero is undefined." Thus, your denominator must never take on the value 0. The denom. is y + 7. Set this = to 0 (even tho' we know this denom. can't = 0). Solve for y. y=? THAT is the "non-permissible replacement for y."
/so y=7?
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