(9/4)-(y^2/5)=1

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Solution for (9/4)-(y^2/5)=1 equation: 


y in (-oo:+oo)

9/4-((y^2)/5) = 1 // - 1

9/4-((y^2)/5)-1 = 0

-1/5*y^2 = -5/4 // : -1/5

y^2 = 25/4

y^2 = 25/4 // ^ 1/2

abs(y) = 5/2

y = 5/2 or y = -5/2

y in { 5/2, -5/2 }

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