Math, asked by mehermalhotra8338, 9 months ago

(3y+5)/5 - (5y-7)/6 = (y-2)/3

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Answered by shalinisrivastava745
1

Answer:

(3y/5)-(5y-7)/6=y-2/3

6(3y+5)-5(5y-7) by taking LCM of 5 and 6

18y+30-25y+35=y-2/3

3(-7y+65)=30(y-2) by cross multiplication.

-21y+65=30y-60

65+60=30y+21y

51y=125

y=125/51

Answered by kotlavasanthalaxmi
0

Answer:

3y+5-5y-7=[y-2]/3 .5.6

3y+5-5y-7=10y-20

3y-5y=10y-20-5+7

-2y-10y=-20-5+7

-12y=-25+7

12y=-18

y= -18/-12

y= -3/2

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