Question

Find y
-6y=-5(1-y)-5

Answer 1

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Find y in  -6y = -5(1 - y) - 5

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-6y = -5(1 - y) - 5

-6y = -5 + y - 5

-6y = -10 + y

10 = y + 6y

10 = 7y

y = $\frac{10}{7}$

∴ y = $\frac{10}{7}$

★ NOTE -

In order to get the answer, use BODMAS rule

B - Brackets,

O - Open,

D - Division,

M - Multiplication,

A - Addition,

S - Subtraction.

Use this rule amd follow the sequence to get the answer easily. One can use basic mathematical rules like changing the sides by changing the signs.

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Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

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-6y=5(1-y)-5

y =-5(1-y)-5+6

y =-10+6(1-y)

y =-4(1-y)

y =-4+4y

y-4y =-4

-3y =-4

3y =4

y =4/3