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What is 1(y), when y= -7/12
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What is 1(y), when y= -7/12

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Answer:

Explanation:

-7/12

User Ellene
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Answer:


-(7)/(12)

Explanation:

Work 1 ( y ) when y =
-(7)/(12)

1 ×
-(7)/(12) =
-(7)/(12)

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