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Solve (8y – 7) – (5y + 1) = 4. y = 10/3 y = -2/13 y = 16/13 y = 4
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remove parentheses. combine like terms add or subtract to get y on one side by itself. divide to get y by itself
y=4
3y=12 y=4
\[(8y-7)-(5y+1)=4\] \[8y-7-5y-1=4\] \[3y-8=4\] \[3y=12\] \[y=\frac{12}{3}\] \[y=4\]
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(8y-5y)-(7+1)=4 3y-8=4 3y=12 y=4
(8y-7) - (5y+1) = 4 8y-7 - 5y-1 = 4 3y - 8 = 4 3y = 4+8 3y = 12 y =12/3 y = 4
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