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Solve for unknown.14Y-2 = 2Y + 140
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Solve for unknown.14Y-2 = 2Y + 140

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14Y-2 = 2Y + 140


\begin{gathered} 14y-2y=140+2 \\ 12y=142 \\ y=(142)/(12) \\ =11.83 \end{gathered}

Thus, the value of unknown y is 11.83.

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