Question

(2y+5)(y+2)=-5(2y+5)

Answer 1

Divide each side by (2y+5) and you end up with:
y+2 = -5
y= -7

Answer 2

(3p)\[(3p )^{2}p ^{3}/p ^{-1}p ^{-5} \times(8p ^{-4})^{-3}\]

Answer 3

needs to be simplified

Answer 4

2+y=-5
y=-7

Answer 5

the best way is to divide both sides by (2y+5)
y+2=-5
y=-7

Answer 6

Are the p^-1 and p^-5 both under the first set of variables?

Answer 7

multiplying it all out and collecting like terms and solving for y by getting the zeros works. the roots are -5/2 and -7

Answer 8

He has a better answer. I was simplifying. I would submit the last answer.