Solve by factoring. $$y(y-5)^{3}-14(y-5)^{2}=0$$
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First, we can factor out a common term of $(y-5)^2$ from both terms: $$(y-5)^2(y(y-5)-14)=0$$ Now, we can expand the term inside the parentheses: $$(y-5)^2(y^2-5y-14)=0$$ Show more…
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