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MQ=7y-6, and LP=4y+11 find the value of y so that LMPQ is isosceles
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MQ=7y-6, and LP=4y+11 find the value of y so that LMPQ is isosceles
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7y-6=4y+11
Collect like terms
7y-4y=11+6
3y=17
y=17/3
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