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If 5(y -2) – 3(y+ 4)=0, then

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If 5(y -2) – 3(y+ 4)=0, then

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Answer:

y=11

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Memon answered Aug 25, 2021

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By solving the question y =11

Rehan Anis answered Aug 28, 2021

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