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Answered by Anonymous
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Given That

 \dfrac{Y -2}{Y - 5} = \dfrac{Y + 3}{Y+ 5}

Solution

 \dfrac{Y -2}{Y - 5} = \dfrac{Y + 3}{Y+ 5}

• By using cross multiplication

 \implies ( Y - 2 ) ( Y + 5 ) = ( Y + 3) ( Y - 5)

 \implies  Y^2 + 3Y - 10  = Y^2 -2Y - 15

• By organization of terms

 \implies  Y^2 - Y^2 + 3Y  + 2Y =  - 15 + 10

 \implies  (0) + 5 Y =  - 5

 \implies 5Y = - 5

 \implies Y = \dfrac{-5}{5}

 \implies Y = -1

So , value of Y = -1

Checking

 \dfrac{Y -2}{Y - 5} = \dfrac{Y + 3}{Y+ 5}

• Putting values of Y = -1

 \implies \dfrac{(-1) -2}{(-1) - 5} = \dfrac{(-1) + 3}{(-1)+ 5}

 \implies \dfrac{-3}{-6} = \dfrac{2}{4}

 \implies \dfrac{1}{2} = \dfrac{1}{2}

Therefore As RHS = LHS , Hence Y = -1 satisfies the question .

Answered by Anonymous
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