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solve the quadratic equation by factorisation method 6y²-y-15=0​

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Answered by syedw3569
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6y²-y-15

6y²+9y-10y-15

3y(2y+3) -5 (2y+3)

(2y+3)(3y-5)

Answered by CuteAnswerer
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GIVEN :

  • \bf {6y^2 - y - 15=0}

TO FIND :

  • The zeros of the quadratic equation.

SOLUTION :

\implies \sf{6y^2 - y - 15= 0} \\ \\

  • By factorisation method :

\implies \sf{6y^2 - 10y + 9y - 15  = 0} \\ \\

\implies \sf{2y \bigg(3y -  5 \bigg) + 3 \bigg(3y - 5\bigg) = 0} \\ \\

\implies \sf{\bigg(3y - 5\bigg) \bigg(2y  + 3 \bigg) = 0} \\ \\

\implies \sf{\bigg(3y - 5\bigg) = 0 \: , \: \bigg(2y + 3\bigg) = 0} \\ \\

\implies\sf{3y = 0  + 5 \: , \: 2y = 0  - 3} \\ \\

\implies\sf{3y = 5 \: , \: 2y=  - 3} \\ \\

\implies{\underline {\boxed{\purple{\bf{y = \dfrac{5}{3} \: , \: y = \dfrac{ - 3}{2}}}}}}

\huge{ \pink{ \therefore}} The zeros of the quadratic equation are \bf{\dfrac{ 5}{3}} and \bf{\dfrac{ - 3}{2}}.


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