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Solving algebraic equationsSolve:5 (y+3) = 4 (y+4)

Solving algebraic equationsSolve:5 (y+3) = 4 (y+4)
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Solving algebraic equationsSolve:5 (y+3) = 4 (y+4)

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\begin{gathered} 5(y+3)=4(y+4) \\ 5y+15=4y+16 \\ 5y-4y=16-15 \\ y=1 \end{gathered}

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