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If 7x−7y=4 is a true equation, what would be the value of 5(7x−7y)
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If 7x−7y=4 is a true equation, what would be the value of
5(7x−7y)

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Answer:

20

Explanation:

Since that is a true equation, you can substitute 7x - 7 y for 4 and simplify.

5(7x - 7y)

5(4)

20

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