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Im solving variables -4y + 7 = -10y+37
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Im solving variables -4y + 7 = -10y+37

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Answer: y = 5

Explanation:

(step 1) -4y + 7+ 10y = -10y + 37 + 10y

6y + 7 = 37

(step 2) 6y + 7 - 7= 37 - 7

6y = 30

(step 3) Divided both sides by 6.

6y/6 = 30/6

so the answer is y = 5

User Kelvin Kantaria
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Answer:

5

Explanation:

move the terms

collect like terms

calculate

divide both side

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