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How do you solve 6=3+5(y-2)

How do you solve 6=3+5(y-2)
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How do you solve 6=3+5(y-2)

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User Zane Dufour
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Answer:

y= 2,75

Explanation:

6 = 3 + 5 (y-2)

6=8(y-2)

6/8=y-2

¾=y-2

0,75+2=y

y= 2,75

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