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10+1/3y=1 what is the answer for this

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andrew11 [14]2 years ago

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Hi, the answer should be: y= -27

First Simplify both sides:
1/3y + 10= 1
Then subtract 10 from both sides:
1/3y+ 10- 10= 1 -10
1/3y= -9
Next multiply both sides by three:
3•(1/3y)= (3)•(-9)
Y= -27

I hope this helped if you need more help on understanding how to solve this I recommend math papa.

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