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Solve the following equations by factorisation

15y^2=41y-14

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Answered by shakiya88

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Answered by ashura62

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Answer:

15y $15x^{2} -41x +14=0(by using general formular) ans=2.333333333 or y=0.4$

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15y^2-41y+14=0ans y=2.33333333 or y=0.4

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