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So I need a little help here... I just learn this and I'm horrible at math :( Please state each steps clearly and explain them too (if you can, if not it's ok) Thanks!

So I need a little help here... I just learn this and I'm horrible at math :( Please-example-1

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y = \sqrt{ (5x+3)/(x-5) }

y^(2) = (5x+3)/(x-5)
Transpose the equation to eliminate any fractions:

y^(2)(x-5) = 5x+3
Expand the brackets:

x y^(2) - 5 y^(2) = 5x+3
Put x terms on one side and the others on the other side:

xy^(2) - 5x = 5y^(2)+3
Factorise to take x out of the terms:

x(y^(2) - 5) = 5 y^(2) +3
Transpose to leave only x on the left hand side of the equation:

x = (5 y^(2) + 3 )/( y^(2) -5 )
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