Question

Solve : 4(y + 2) – 5(2y + 1) = -3y + 1​

Answer 1

Correct Question :-

Solve —

$\sf{4(y + 2) - 5(2y + 1) = -3y + 1}$

Correct Answer :-

We can solve the Equation as follows;

$ \to \sf{4y+8-5\left(2y+1\right)=-3y+1 }$

$ \to \sf{4y+8-10y-5=-3y+1 }$

$ \to \sf{-6y+8-5=-3y+1 }$

$ \to \sf{-6y+3=-3y+1 }$

$ \to \sf{-6y+3+3y=1 }$

$ \to \sf{-3y+3=1 }$

$ \to \sf{-3y=1-3 }$

$ \to \sf{-3y=-2 }$

$\to \sf{y=\frac{-2}{-3} }$

$\to \bf{y=\frac{2}{3} }$

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Answer 2

Answer:

We can solve the Equation as follows;

→4y+8−5(2y+1)=−3y+1

→4y+8−10y−5=−3y+1

→−6y+8−5=−3y+1

→−6y+3=−3y+1

→−6y+3+3y=1

→−3y+3=1

→−3y=1−3

→−3y=−2

→y=

−3

−2

→y=

3

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