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solve the 3y+5(2-y) =-16 by linear equations in one variable​

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Answered by prabhasamdariya
1

Answer:

y = 3

Step-by-step explanation:

3y + 5(2-y) = (-16)

3y + 10 - 5y = (-16)

-2y + 10 = (-16)

-2y = (-16) - 10

-2y = (-6)

y = (-6)/(-2)     [ minus and minus get cancelled over here]

y = 3

Answered by asgaming58
0

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3 y + 5 ( 2 - y ) = 16

3y+10-5y=16

-2y+10=16

-2y=16-10

-2y=6

Divide both sides by -2.

y=\frac{6}{-2}

Divide 6 by -2 to get -3.

y=-3

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