(2-y)/(y+7)=3/5 what is the answer

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Multiplying both sides by y+7, we get 2-y=(3y+21)/5 and then by multiplying both sides by 5 we get 10-5y=3y+21. After that, subtract 21 from both sides as well as add 5y to both sides to get -11=8y, so divide by 8 to get -11/8=y

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Question (1):
The general formula of the quadratic equation is:
ax² + bx + c = 0
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Rearrange the given equation to look the standard one:
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Now, compare the coefficients in the given equation with the standard one, you will find that:
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Question (2):
The given expression is:
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a = 2
b = 6
c = -5
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Substituting in this formula with the given a, b and c, we would find that the correct choice is third one (I have attached the correct choice)

Question (3):
Quadratic formula (the one used in the previous question, also shown in attached images) is the best method to get the solution of any quadratic equation. This is because, putting the equation in standard form, we can simply get the values of a, b and c, substitute in the formula and get the precise solutions of the equation.

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