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Find the nonpermissible replacement for y in the expression y-3/y+3

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Answer:

The nonpermissible replacement of the variable y is -3

Explanation:

The nonpermissible replacement of the variable in a certain expression is the value of the variable that will make the denominator of the expression zero.

The expression
(y-3)/(y+3) has the denominator
y+3.

This denominator cannot be equal zero, thus,


y+3\\eq 0,\\ \\y\\eq -3.

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