solve 2(y+1)^2-5(y+1)=12
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2(y+1)^2 -5(y+1)=12
2 (y^2+2y+1^2)-5y-5=12
2y^2+4y+2 -5y-5 =12
2y^2 -y-3 =12
2y^2-y =15
2y^2-y-15=0
by now middle spilt
2y^2 -(6-5)y-15
2y^2-6y+5y-15
2y(y-3) +5(y-3)
(y-3) (2y+5)
since y has two value
y=3
or
y =-5/2
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