(solving for y) 4x-5=7+4y

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y = x - 3

1. Subtract 7 from the right to the left.
* 4y = 4x - 12
2. Divide the 4 (constant) next to the 'y' to the other side.
* y = 4/4x - 12/4
* y = x - 3

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