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If (y-3) is a factor of y³-2y²-9y=18 then find the other two factors.

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Answer:

(y+3) and (y-2)

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that (y-3) is a factor of the three-degree polynomial equation y³-2y²-9y+18 =0 .......(1).

Now, we will factorize the above expression using a factor as (y-3).

Hence, y³-2y²-9y+18 =0

⇒ y³-3y²+y²-3y-6y+18 =0

⇒y²(y-3)+y(y-3)-6(y-3) =0

⇒(y-3)(y²+y-6)= 0

⇒(y-3)(y²+3y-2y-6) =0

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

Hence, from the above expression, it is clear that the other two factor of equatio (1) are (y+3) and (y-2). (Answer)

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