Math, asked by omarusman4505, 4 months ago

Solve this equation with a variable term on both sides:
4y + 10 = 3y – 8
What is the solution?

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Answered by KavyaSwastika

2

Answer:

4y+10=3y-8

4y-3y=-8-10

y=-18

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Answered by arshdeepsandhu30

1

Answer:

4y+10=3y-8

4y-3y= -8-10

y= -18

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