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What is missing for the following quantity to be true? (3y5b)10 = __(5b*10)

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<span>(3y*5b)*10 = __(5b*10)

</span>15yb *10 = __(5b*10)
150yb = 3y(50b)= 150yb

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3y is the answer<span>.</span>

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