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-3 = 12y - 5(y-7) How to do it

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-3 = 12y - 5(y-7)
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Explanation:

-3 = 12y - 5(y-7)

-3 = 12y -5y + 35

-3 = 7y + 35

-35 -35

-38 = 7y

Matte answered Apr 7, 2021

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-3=12y-5y+35
7y=35+3
Y=38/7
Y=5.42

MaxAlex answered Apr 11, 2021

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