12y+d=−19y+t does anyone know the answer

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Hello Aboswell05, Let's solve for d. 12y+d=−19y+t Step 1: Add -12y to both sides. d+12y+−12y=t−19y+−12y d=t−31yAnswer: d=t−31y. if this is not the answer correct me and ill redo the question.

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