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7th grade math! I'll fan and medal! -y/5 = 6 What is the variable y?
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The first step here is to get the y variable alone on one side. You need to rearrange the expression.
Start by multiplying both sides by 5
beat me to it pooja
\[\huge~\rm~\frac{ -y }{ 5 }(5)=6 \times 5 \]
So 30?
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but you have to mutilpy or divide both sides by -1 to get the y variable alone
Correct and on the other sides the 5's would cancel -y=30 divide both sides by -1 (-y=-1)
Wait it's not just -y, it has a negative sign next to the fraction. Not a specific number
You get the same answer either way :P
oh ok
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So...what did you get?
-30
Good y=-30 well done :)
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