Math, asked by Ayush6983, 10 months ago

Factorise y2-5y+6 by using factor theorem

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Answered by srinivas9238

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Answer:

y2 -5y+6=0

y2-3y-2y+6= 0

y(y-3)-2(y+3)

(y-2)(y-3)=0

y=2

y=3

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