SOLUTION: Working on Algebra homework, I can figure out how to start this problem, but by the time I get to the end, my answer never makes sense.
2/y+3 - 1/y-3 = 1
I found the LCD, (y+3)(
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2/y+3 - 1/y-3 = 1
I found the LCD, (y+3)(
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Question 440965: Working on Algebra homework, I can figure out how to start this problem, but by the time I get to the end, my answer never makes sense.
2/y+3 - 1/y-3 = 1
I found the LCD, (y+3)(y-3), and multiplied that by each term. Then I cancelled out whatever I could and set up an equation:
2(y-3) - (y+3) = (y+3)(y-3)
Then I simplified that, but I ended up with y=y2
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