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Solve the following equation 5(y+4) =4(y+5)

Solve the following equation 5(y+4) =4(y+5)
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Solve the following equation 5(y+4) =4(y+5)

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Explanation:

5(y+4) = 4(y+5)

5y+20 = 4y + 20

5y = 4y

y=0

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