Find the sum or difference of the following. (42y + 7) - (3y + 6)

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Find the sum or difference of the following.
(42y + 7) - (3y + 6)

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Answer:

y=-1/39

Explanation:

(42y+7)-(3y+6)

(39y+7)-(6)

(39y)=-1

y=-1/39

Atif Mukhtiar answered Dec 13, 2020

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