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What is 4(1.75y−3.5)+1.25y in a liner equation
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What is 4(1.75y−3.5)+1.25y in a liner equation

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8.25y-14

Explanation:

4(1.75y-3.5)+1.25y

7y-14+1.25y

8.25y-14

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