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Solve the equation for me 9y=8(y+11)

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To start, first distribute 8 to (y+11) which would look something like this:
9y=8y+88
Now, subtract 8y from both sides in order to solve for and isolate the y value. This would result in your answer, y=88.

DiKsa [7]2 years ago

7 0

Y=88 is your answer

Hope I helped :)

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