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Simplify:
y^2/4+y/3+y^2/3-y/5

Simplify: y^2/4+y/3+y^2/3-y/5-example-1

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Answer:
(7)/(20)y^2 +(2)/(15) y

Explanation:

1. Expand the fraction to get the least common denominator


(3y^2)/(3*4) +(y^2)/(3)

2. Multiply the numbers


(3y^2)/(12) +(4y^2)/(4*3)


(3y^2)/(12) +(y^2)/(12)

3. Write all numerators above the common denominator


(3y^2+4y^2)/(12)

4. Collect like terms


(7y^3)/(12)

5. Write the expression as a product with the factor
(7)/(12)


(7)/(12)y^2+(y)/(3)- (y)/(5)

6. Calculate the difference


(7)/(12)y^2 +(2)/(15)y

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