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2[(2y−1)+y]≤5(y+3) can someone help me solve this
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distribute first of all \[6y -2 \le 5y +15\] then combine like terms 6y -5y = y 15+2 = 17 \[y \le 17\]
idk the order to distribte in original equation like what side to start on
well right side is easy left side i dont understand
ignore the parenthesis around "2y-1" ---> 2( 2y -1 +y) = 4y +2 +2y = 6y + 2
ok thx easy now
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