Asked by Sarah
Can 2xy - y - 1 be factored out? How?
about all you can do is take the common y out of the first two terms; that in itself is not much help.
dont know if this is rite or not..but just a guess..
assuming
2xy - y - 1 = 0
2xy - y = 1
y(2x-1)= 1
fingers crossed...hopefully thts rite!
about all you can do is take the common y out of the first two terms; that in itself is not much help.
dont know if this is rite or not..but just a guess..
assuming
2xy - y - 1 = 0
2xy - y = 1
y(2x-1)= 1
fingers crossed...hopefully thts rite!
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