Math, asked by ashishs2360, 7 months ago

solve the equation y²-5y+6

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Answered by mahakalFAN

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Answer:

y²-5y+6

4y²+6

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Answered by guptaanushka2456

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Answer:

y²+y-6y+6

=y(y+1)-6(y+1)

=(y+1)(y-6)

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