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15y {}^{2}  + 20y - 25

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Answered by TheWonderWall
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\sf\:15y^{2}+20y-25

Here, a = 15 , b = 20 and c = (-25)

Using Shridharacharya formula

\tt\pink{x=\frac{-b± \sqrt{b^{2}-4ac}}{2a}}

Now substituting the value of a, b and c

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20± \sqrt{20^{2} - 4 \times 15 \times (-25)}}{2 \times 15}

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20 ± \sqrt {400 - 60 \times (-25)}}{30}

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20 ± \sqrt {400+1500}}{30}

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20 ± \sqrt { 1900}}{30}

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20± \sqrt{2 \times 2 \times 5 \times 5 \times 19}}{30}

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20± 2 \times 5 \sqrt {19}}{3}

\sf⟹\:y=\frac{-20± 10 \sqrt{ 19}}{3}

\sf\:Either\:y=\frac{-20+10 \sqrt{ 19}}{3}

\tt\pink{\:y=\frac{-10(2- \sqrt{ 19})}{3}}

\sf\:Either\:y=\frac{-20-10 \sqrt{ 19}}{3}

\tt\pink{\:y=\frac{-10(2+ \sqrt{ 19})}{3}}

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