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Hey guys .......

Please solve this maths problem.....

if \:  \: y =  \frac{2 + 3y}{ - 5}  \: find \:  | - y |
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a) -1/4
b) 1/4

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Answered by avengers1236688
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Answer:this is method..

1/4 is your answer because in question modulus is given -y so when we find the value of y it's negative. so, on putting the value of y in given equation then negative sign will be cancelled out. and it becomes positive. then -1/4is not possible. and in modulus first we take positive value and then negative and taking negative value answer will be -2/4

So,

Answer is 1/4.

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