4−5(2y+5)=0 can you solve it.

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Juanjinario asked Dec 2, 2023

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4−5(2y+5)=0 can you solve it.

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Answer:

y = -2.1

Explanation:

4−5(2y+5)=0

Distribute the -5

4 -10y -25 = 0

Combine like terms

-10y -21 = 0

Add 21 to each side

-10y = 21

Divide by -10

y = 21/-10

y = -2.1

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