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-4y + 7 = 35y - 6
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Answer:


y=(1)/(3)

Explanation:

Subtract
7 from both sides of the equation:


-4y+7=35y-6


-4y+7
-7=35y-6
-7

Simplify:

  • Subtract the numbers:


-4y+7
-7=35y-6-7


-4y=35y-6-7

  • Subtract the numbers:


-4y=35y
-6
-7


-4=35y
-13


-4y=35y-13

Subtract
35y from both sides of the equation:


-4y=35y-13


-4y
-35y=35y-13
-35y

Simplify:

  • Combine like terms:


-4
-35y=35y-13-35y


-39y=35y-13-35y

  • Combine like terms:


-39y=35y-13
-35y


-39y=-13


-39y=-13

Divide both sides of the equation by the same term:


-39y=-13


(-39y)/(-39) =(-13)/(-39)

Simplify:

  • Cancel terms that are in both the numerator and denominator:


(-39y)/(-39) =(-13)/(-39)


y=(-13)/(-39)

  • Divide the numbers:


y=(-13)/(-39)


y=(1)/(3)

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