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5+3(y-4)=5(y+2)-y how to solve this
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5+3(y-4)=5(y+2)-y how to solve this

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Answer:y = -17

Explanation:

(5+(3•(y-4)))-(5•(y+2)-y) = 0

(5 + 3 • (y - 4)) - (4y + 10) = 0

-y - 17 = -1 • (y + 17)

-y - 17 = 0

-y-17 = 0

-y = 17

y = -17

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