Do you mean
5/(y-3) = [(y+7)/(2y-6)] + 1 ?
If not, put the parentheses where they belong. Otherwise, there are too many possible answers.
5/y-3=y+7/2y-6+1=
an equation with extraneou solution.
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In the problem there are no parentheses
this how the problem is in the book.
5/y-3=y+7/2y-6+
5 over y-3= yplus seven over 2y-6 +1 there is no parenheses
this how the problem is in the book.
5/y-3=y+7/2y-6+
5 over y-3= yplus seven over 2y-6 +1 there is no parenheses