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decide whether the y2 = 5y (y-2) is a quadratic equations​

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Answered by atgopale
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Answer:

y^2 = 5y^2 - 10y

0=4y^2-10y

Therefore it is quadratic.

Answered by Anonymous
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\Large \mathfrak \red {Question :-}

Decide whether the \sf y^2=5y(y-2) is a quadratic equation or not.

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\Large \mathfrak\red {Solution:-}

\green \mapsto \sf y^2=5y^2-10y

\green \mapsto \sf 5y^2-y^2  - 10y=0

\green \mapsto \sf 4y^2-10y=0

\sf \blue{ \therefore The\:given\:equation\:is\:a\: quadratic} \\ \sf \blue {equation.}

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\Large \mathfrak \red {Reason:-}

An equation is a quadratic equation if it is in the form of \sf ax^2+bx+c=0 , where a ≠ 0.

So, \sf y^2=5y(y-2) is a quadratic equation where a 0.

{\Large \green  \bigstar} \underline {\sf \pink{Standard~form~of~quadratic~equation:-}}

  \:  \:  \:  \: \:  \:  \:  \: \sf ax^2+bx+c=0  \: \:;  \: [a ≠ 0]

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