SOLUTION: solve : 5y^2+27=2y^2

Question 387088: solve : 5y^2+27=2y^2
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Hi

solving  

  5y^2+27=2y^2

  3y^2 = -27

   y^2 = -9

   y = � sqrt(-9)

   y = � 3i

   

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