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Solve for y 2(y + 2) = 62(y+2)=6
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Solve for y
2(y + 2) = 62(y+2)=6

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Answer:

y=-8

Explanation:

2y+4=62y+124=6

2y-62y=124-4=6

-60y=120=6

divide both side by -60

y=120/-60=6

y=-2=6

y=-2-6

y=-8

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