SOLUTION: This actually has to do with radical equations, but can you please explain how you'd solve the equation 1 over t-2 = t over 8.
I think you can read that better, but its 1/t-2 = t/
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I think you can read that better, but its 1/t-2 = t/
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Question 309231: This actually has to do with radical equations, but can you please explain how you'd solve the equation 1 over t-2 = t over 8.
I think you can read that better, but its 1/t-2 = t/8, and I'm supposed to solve for t.
Thank for your very valuable time. Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I think you meant to say rational equations. Radical equations look something like this . Also, you can use parenthesis to show that 't-2' is underneath 1 by typing 1/(t-2)
Start with the given equation.
Cross multiply
Distribute
Multiply
Subtract 8 from both sides.
Notice that the quadratic is in the form of where , , and