What is 3/2y - 3 + 5/3z when y= 6 and z = 3
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ANSWER
One real root.
EXPLANATION
The graph of the function
is shown in the attachment.
According to the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, this function must have 3 roots including real and complex roots.
The x-intercepts gives the number of real roots.
Observe that the graph has only one intercept.
This implies that, the equation:
has only one real solution.