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What is the value of y so that the ordered pair (5, y) is a solution to the equation –5x + y = –40?
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What is the value of y so that the ordered pair (5, y) is a solution to the equation –5x + y = –40?
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I'm a little confused with the question but if u want to find the value for y so u can get -40 is going to be -35
-5x+y=-40
-5(1)+y(-35)=-40
-5-35=-40
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(5, y). Implies that x = 5
-5x + y = -40
-5*5 + y = -40
-25 + y = -40
y = -40 + 25
y = 25 - 40
y = -15.
Value of y = -15.
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