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Find the value of y?

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7 0

9x/9= x
42/9= value of x=4.6
4.6 times 15=69
69 times 2=138
360-138=222
222/2=111
So if 4y-13=111
than 111-13=98
so 98=4y and 4y/4=4
98/4=24.5
y=24.5

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