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13y-53=9y+19
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\[13y-53=9y+19\] get y on one side first. do you know how to do this ?
subtract 9y from both sides
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Correct, so our equation becomes \[4y-53=19\] now we just want y and its coefficient by itself. so what would you do to that 53?
subtract 53 from both sides
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no, it's a -53. so you would add it to both sides
you will get 72 and divide it by 4
\[4y = 72\] now the final step is to divide both sides by 4 to get y.
yes, so y is what then?
y=18
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correct, good job!
thanks for helping me
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