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5/4=y−14 help meeeee

asked Sep 11, 2021 11.2k views

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5/4=y−14 help meeeee

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Rocky Zhang asked

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61/4 is the right answer

Tin Megali answered Sep 12, 2021

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Answer:

y= 61/4

Explanation:

-y=-14-5/4

-y=-61/4

-1(-y=-61/4)

y= 61/4

Jamshehan answered Sep 17, 2021

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