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Solve the equation. −3(y+5)=15
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Solve the equation.

−3(y+5)=15

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Answer:

y = -10

Explanation:

−3(y+5)=15

Divide each side by -3

−3/-3(y+5)=15/-3

y+5 = -5

Subtract 5 from each side

y+5-5 = -5-5

y = -10

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