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find the value of y in the equation 2y+3/10 = -5/2​

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Answered by sangeepriya2002
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Answer:

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Answered by pskarnica
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Answer:

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\begin{gathered}2y - 3 = \frac{3}{10} (5y - 12) \\ 10(2y - 3) = 3(5y - 12) \\ 20y - 30 = 15y - 36 \\ 20y - 15y = - 36 + 30 \\ 5y = - 6 \\ y = \frac{ - 6}{5}\end{gathered}

2y−3=

10

3

(5y−12)

10(2y−3)=3(5y−12)

20y−30=15y−36

20y−15y=−36+30

5y=−6

y=

5

−6

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