Question

(y2+7y+10)÷(y+5)
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Answer 1

Answer:

(y^2+7y+10)/(y+5)

Step-by-step explanation:

by division it becomes

=y^2+7+2(y divides y in 7y and 5 divides 10 which becomes 2)

=y^2+9(by adding 7 and 2 we get 9)

Hence proved

Answer 2

Answer:

(y+2)

Step-by-step explanation:

In (y^2+7y+10),

Sum= 7y

Product= 10 X y^2 = 10y^2

The two numbers which fit in these both properties are 5y and 2y because 5y+2y=7y and 5y X 2y=10y^2

Therefore the numerator will become

(y^2+5y+2y+10)= y(y+5)+2(y+5)= (y+5)(y+2)

Hence the result will be

(y+5)(y+2)

(y+5) ,

in which (y+5) and (y+5) will cancel so the answer is (y+2)

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No y^2+9 cannot be correct

(y+5) as a whole divides it

Pls don't do that it is incorrect

If you want your answer to be correct then don't do that