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(1) (3y-5)/y

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Here's the simplification of the expression:

We are given the expression 3y−5y\frac{3y-5}{y}.

  1. Separate the terms in the numerator by dividing each term by the denominator.

    3y−5y=3yy−5y\frac{3y-5}{y} = \frac{3y}{y} - \frac{5}{y}
  2. Simplify the first term.

    3yy=3\frac{3y}{y} = 3

    This simplification is valid for y≠0y \neq 0.

  3. Combine the simplified terms.

    3−5y3 - \frac{5}{y}

    The simplified expression is ∗3−5y∗\boxed*{3 - \frac{5}{y}*}.

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