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Solve: y−3+2=4y+2

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Ans:y−3+2=4y+2⇒y=5+426i9,5+426i9(IMAGINARY ROOTS)

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

given expressiony−3+2=4y+2

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Step 2. Square both sides of the equation and solve it.   

(y−3+2)2=(4y+2)2⇒y-3+4+4y-3=4y+2⇒4y-3=3y+1

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Again, square both sides of the equation and solve it. 

(4y-3)2=(3y+1)2⇒16(y-3)=9y2+1+6y⇒16y-48=9y2+1+6y⇒9y2-10y+49=0

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Step 4. Find Discriminant of the equation 9y2-10y+49 =0

Since, Discriminant D=b2-4ac

here a=9,b=-10,c=49

D=-102-4×9×49=-1664

since Discriminant is negative the roots will be imaginary.

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Step 5. Then the value of y.

y=-b+D2a,-b-D2a⇒y=-(-10)+-16642×9,-(-10)--16642×9⇒y=5+426i9,5+426i9

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