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How do you solve 2(y+2)+y=19−(2y+3)?

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Answered by thulasisrivyshnavi1
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given 2(y+2)+y=19-(2y+3)

2y+4+y=19-2y-3

3y+4=16-2y

3y+2y=16-4

5y=12

y=12/5

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Answered by bindugottip4y3ow
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Answer:2.4

Step-by-step explanation:2(y+2)+y=19-(2y+3)

2y+4+y=19-2y-3

2y+4+y=16-2y

2y+4+y+2y=16

5y+4=16

5y=16-4

5y=12

y=12/5

y=2.4

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