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I'm usually a lurker here but usually see people ask questions so I figured I give it a shot on a problem I'm stuck on... I'm must be having a serious brain fart because I usually solve these types of problems fast but something isn't clicking on this problem from the Baron's DAT practice exam
y = (x+4)/(x-1) What does x represent?
I start off with (x-1)y = x+4
then xy-y = x+4
then xy - x = 4+y
x(y-1) = 4+y
x = (4+y)/(y-1) .... none of the choices are close so I must be way off for some reason which I can't seem to figure out.
Any help would be appreciated.
y = (x+4)/(x-1) What does x represent?
I start off with (x-1)y = x+4
then xy-y = x+4
then xy - x = 4+y
x(y-1) = 4+y
x = (4+y)/(y-1) .... none of the choices are close so I must be way off for some reason which I can't seem to figure out.
Any help would be appreciated.