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15y - 2y + 29 = 5y -27

asked Jun 12, 2022 55.7k views

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15y - 2y + 29 = 5y -27

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Answer:

8y=-56

Explanation:

Subtract 15y-2y

after you get 13y subtract 5y which is 8y

afterwards subtract -29-27 which is addition and you get -56

y=-7

Nifal Nizar answered Jun 13, 2022

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Answer:

y=-7

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Zoie answered Jun 17, 2022

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