2(y-5)=(3y-2) can’t solve it
2 answers:
Hey :)
y = -8
Use the distributive property to multiply 2 by y−5
2y−10 = 3y−2
Subtract 3y from both sides
2y −10 −3y = −2
Combine 2y and −3y to get −y
−y −10 = −2
Add 10 to both sides
−y = −2 + 10
Add −2 and 10 to get 8
−y = 8
Multiply both sides by −1
y = −8
Hope this helps!
Answer:
y=-8
Step-by-step explanation:
2(y-5)=(3y-2)
2y-10=3y-2
-8=y
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