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Solve for y: 5( 3y+4) = 6( 2y-2/3)
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Solve for y: 5( 3y+4) = 6( 2y-2/3)

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Answer: y= -8

Explanation:

  • 5( 3y+4) = 6( 2y-2/3)
  • 15y+20=12y-4
  • 15y-12y=-4-20
  • 3y=-24
  • y=-24/3
  • y= -8

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