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The variable in the equation 4y + 5 = 13 is y. Remembering the form ax + b = c, what are the values of the constants in the equation? a = b = c =
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The variable in the equation 4y + 5 = 13 is y. Remembering the form ax + b = c, what are the values of the constants in the equation?

a =

b =

c =

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A = 4
B= 5
C = 13

It’s just in order of the Coefficients
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Answer:

A = 4

B = 5

C = 13

And incase it's needed, y = 2

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