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What is the common denominator of Y+3. in the complex fraction 5
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3
3y(y - 3)
y - 3)

User Rob Potter
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Answer:d on edu

Step-by-step explanation:took test

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Question:

What is the common denominator of
$y+(y-3)/(3)$ in the complex fraction
$(y+(y-3)/(3))/((5)/(y)+(2)/(3 y))$

A)
$3 y(y-3)$

B)
$y(y-3)$

C)
3y

D)
3

Answer:

Option D : 3 is the common denominator

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that the complex fraction
$(y+(y-3)/(3))/((5)/(y)+(2)/(3 y))$

We need to determine the common denominator of
$y+(y-3)/(3)$ from the complex fraction.

Let us consider the fraction
$y+(y-3)/(3)$

To find the common denominator, let us take LCM.

Thus, rewriting the above fraction as,


(y)/(1) +(y-3)/(3)$

The LCM can be determined by multiplying the denominators.

Thus, we get,


1*3=3

Thus, the common denominator is 3.

Hence, Option D is the correct answer.

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