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Q(a+y)=67y+93 solve for y
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Q(a+y)=67y+93 solve for y

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y=93-aq/q-6

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Q(a+y)=67y+93\\ aQ+Qy=67y+93\\ Qy-67y=-aQ+93\\ y(Q-67)=-aQ+93\\ y=(-aQ+93)/(Q-67)\\ \boxed{y=-(aQ-93)/(Q-67)}
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